From: Beniamino Cenci Goga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
In general use it is hard to find any difference: for instance my wife
cannot tell any difference and ...
Hmm, not much of an argument...
I have a really bad habit of swapping my Macs, as some of you know,
and my wife is getting real pissed off with
I have a huge PowerBooks collection: at least all form factor (1xx,
190, 520/540, 5300, 1400, 3400/3500, WS/lomb/Pizmo, Titan, Alum,
iBooks (clamsh., withe).
Well, I would like to bring my experience to this topic.
Wallstreet 15", BlueChip 500 MHz, 512 MB RAM
vs.
iBook G4 14", 933 MHz 384 MB RAM
I too would really like to know about this. I recently acquired a G4
800mhz iBook and immediately upgraded it to a gig of RAM and I swear
that it is slower at most tasks than my 400mhz Pismo, also with a gig
of RAM. I really expected a big difference in speed and I just haven't
seen it. Any
About one year ago I had a Wallstreet II / PDQ 266 with 128MB RAM running
Panther (I believe 10.3.5. and Jaguar 10.2.6 before that). I know this
was too little, but unless I used very memory intensive apps it was OK.
Now have encountered an iBook G4 1Ghz with 128MB running Panther 10.3.6
that is s
