RE;without repeating everything ,I cant agree more,Im soon to be on my third
machine,and despite the promises of newer better to solve all my
problems,since 7.5 Im still waiting for a browser that doesnt corupt and
shaft my whole machine constantly.maybe someday a computer that just
works
Andrew Main [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
care if its design pleases me and works for me. Some things I like
are new, some are old, some very old. Rounded edges are comfortable;
sharp edges are not, and seem to me an emphasis of stylish
appearance over real functionality. Style over substance.
On Saturday, December 28, 2002, at 02:52 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ti books are fairly rugged. However, their hinges do crack, people
do feel like they would break easily, and man- they get scratched SO
EASILY!
This is so true. I have seen Ti books that look like they have been
owned
rag bag wrote:
i can't say i'm interested, especially at that price: i could sell my
pismo and pick up a used ti-book for more or less the same total
Well, yeah, I'd say it's worth it only if you prefer the Pismo to the
newer 'Books. Which I do, for various reasons.
Now that sounds
On 12/25/02 12:07 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You've gotta be kidding? My pismo is bulletproof, ti-books are way too
fragile, ask anyone who own's one.
Well, I own one and, if you asked me, I wouldn't call it fragile. I abuse
mine *way* too much (it has literally traveled
I have a close friend who bought the TiBook when it first came out and
believe me she has put it through the works, traveling , Hiking, Moving from
one home to the next and it just keeps working like a charm. She's never had
any overheating problems with it at all.
Its a lot tougher then it looks
I read the original post on this topic and I strongly encourage
everyone to send feedback to Apple. Everyone says that Apple has never
listened to customers, and that has been a very resistant memory to
dislodge, but it has and is changing. Apple now includes Provide
Feedback in the
You've gotta be kidding? My pismo is bulletproof, ti-books are way too
fragile, ask anyone who own's one. If moving forward means introducing a
more fragile product that when first released, had overheating problems.
I have heard more than one horror story from ti-book owners regarding
hinge
On 12/24/02 2:30 PM, Andrew Main enlightened us by writing:
Pismo going until I can get a 1GHz G4 iBook (with--I can dream--a
more user-friendly case with rounded edges).
Maybe all those of us who would like to see another Macintosh laptop come
out with rounded corners and/or a better
On Tuesday, December 24, 2002, at 06:31 PM, James Rohde wrote:
On 12/24/02 2:30 PM, Andrew Main enlightened us by writing:
Pismo going until I can get a 1GHz G4 iBook (with--I can dream--a
more user-friendly case with rounded edges).
Maybe all those of us who would like to see another
On 12/24/02 3:31 PM, James Rohde [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into the
Cybertrough:
On 12/24/02 2:30 PM, Andrew Main enlightened us by writing:
Pismo going until I can get a 1GHz G4 iBook (with--I can dream--a
more user-friendly case with rounded edges).
Maybe all those of us who would like to
You've gotta be kidding? My pismo is bulletproof, ti-books are way too
fragile, ask anyone who own's one. If moving forward means introducing a
more fragile product that when first released, had overheating problems.
I have heard more than one horror story from ti-book owners regarding
hinge
On 12/24/02 10:07 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into
the Cybertrough:
You've gotta be kidding? My pismo is bulletproof, ti-books are way too
fragile, ask anyone who own's one. If moving forward means introducing a
more fragile product that when first released, had overheating
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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And as far as Hardcore PC users revering it as the
most beautiful laptop design on the market, that and your reference to
such a beautiful large screen that I often catch people looking over my
shoulder at it in public places, get a grip.
Believe it or not,
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