Well, I do, for one. Then again, I don't consider any G4 to be low-end,
on the PowerBook front, yet the G-books list is flooded with them. Even
my Lombard 400 isn't low end, IMHO.
Caleb
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On Friday,
I do find it amusing, but who else has these lists, There could be
some other places but Low end mac has the best running lists if you
ask me.
On 1/20/06, Andrew Kershaw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Macintel list, which covers all Intel-based Macs...
[snip]
Once the MacBook Pro ships, we're
Andrew Kershaw wrote:
The Macintel list, which covers all Intel-based Macs...
[snip]
Once the MacBook Pro ships, we're ready to launch the MacBook List.
I've also set up a Mac mini List.
Does anyone else find it even slightly amusing that LOW END Mac is
running these lists? ;-)
Peace,
Well, I do, for one. Then again, I don't consider any G4 to be low-end,
on the PowerBook front, yet the G-books list is flooded with them. Even
my Lombard 400 isn't low end, IMHO.
Caleb
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G3 Lombard, G3/400, 192 MB RAM, OS X Jaguar
PowerBook 190, 68LC040/33, 24 MB RAM, OS 7.5.3
On Friday, Jan
Well, yes, it is slightly amusing, but I've had to face the fact that
we're suddenly in a whole new Mac world... and it won't be long before
many listers here feel like orphans in the new MacIntel environment!
I think that the low-end lists here will become even more valuable
as time wears on,
yersinia wrote:
It's just that I wish there was a list for people like me.
~Yersinia.
I've been looking all my life for one of those for me! LOL
BM
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At 10:35 AM -0400 01/21/2006, yersinia wrote:
maybe it's time for Low End Macs to change its name
Today's high-end is tomorrow's low-end. And let's face it, from the
benchmarks starting to appear, the new x86 iMac is barely medium-end.
The name is good. The community is great. Keep it.
On Jan 21, 2006, at 6:35 AM, yersinia wrote:
Gosh, if there's going to be new lists, I wish there'd be one for ALL
Old Macs, Pre-OS X. I'm getting really tired of reading about OS
X, G4s,
G5s, Minis, Cubes, Intel Macs and so on. :vent: I know, I
don't
have to sub to the new lists,
-Original Message-
From: Andrew Kershaw [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Jan 20, 2006 11:22 PM
To: PowerBooks powerbooks@mail.maclaunch.com
Subject: Re: New Low End Mac email lists
The Macintel list, which covers all Intel-based Macs...
[snip]
Once the MacBook Pro ships, we're ready to launch
On Jan 21, 2006, at 1:10 PM, W. Adrian D'Alessio ( FluxStringer ) wrote:
The frightening part is the fast rising cost of the Dream Machine
Macs. Placing them evermore out of my financial reach until they
are low end too. Those who can afford the best take the high
performance
On Jan 21, 2006, at 2:47 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
Dream Mac Past: The original, the wonder, the 128K Mac cost $2495
in 1894. Cost in 2003 dollars: $4417
As farsighted as Jobs and Woz are, they did not, afaik, rig a
DeLorean with a particle accelerator to introduce the Mac to the
amazed
Am 21.01.2006 um 21:32 Uhr schrieb PowerBooks im Digest-Modus:
(Andy:) Does anyone else find it even slightly amusing that LOW END
Mac is
running these lists? ;-)
Of course, it sounds hilarious, but remember the temporary subtitle of
the LEM Homepage: Because every Mac is low-end some time.
We've created some new email lists, but they're different from the old
ones. We're using Google Groups, which means you can sign up, change
your status, and read postings using your browser.
I hope to eventually move other lists to Google Groups as well.
The Macintel list, which covers all
The Macintel list, which covers all Intel-based Macs...
[snip]
Once the MacBook Pro ships, we're ready to launch the MacBook List.
I've also set up a Mac mini List.
Does anyone else find it even slightly amusing that LOW END Mac is
running these lists? ;-)
Peace,
Drew
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