On 13/7/04 6:10 PM, "Christian Kotz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> To avoid the whole blowing up motherboards and spontaneous combustion
> of other parts, why not settle for a nice iBook SE 466mhz. It has
> firewire therefore can charge your iPod and it's battery does last
> longer apparently. Ther
To avoid the whole blowing up motherboards and spontaneous
combustion of other parts, why not settle for a nice iBook SE 466mhz.
As much as I like the clam shell iMacs stylistically there is the
slight problem that it comes in at 3.1 KG v's the snow's 2.2 KG
dimension wise the clams are 2
To avoid the whole blowing up motherboards and spontaneous combustion
of other parts, why not settle for a nice iBook SE 466mhz. It has
firewire therefore can charge your iPod and it's battery does last
longer apparently. There's a few of them for under $500 on ebay but a
lot of people still li
no no no not knocking and appreciate the opinion... may be I was
just needed to rant a bit.
I know I'd probably "over price" my PowerBook when it come time to
part with it.
I tell you I'd not feel comfortable biding sight unseen on
something sold by some one with that level of user knowle
I tell you I'd not feel comfortable biding sight unseen on something
sold by some one with that level of user knowledge. Also the "resale
value 6 months ago" of $1500 was for run out stock of the 800 & 900
Mhz G3 iBooks I know because with educational pricing they were
$1100 and i thought about
Speaking to some of other mac experts wasn't all that helpful,
While I was in X-World the guys in Syndey wer saying $200 up to
$250 tops. but a couple of apple guys here I've spoken to here are
saying $500 to buy
The monetary worth of something is what it costs to replace it. What
the m
I have a couple of work colleagues who each have identically
specked original 2001 snow 12.1" G3 iBook (code name "P29") 500Mhz,
128 MB, 10GB, CD-ROM (no burner) original purchase academic staff
price would have been about $2000ish.
One of them wants $700 for it - which is, in my mind is mor
anybody want to offer their 2cents on this quandary please feel welcome.
I have the need to acquire for a month a small (say 12") laptop
preferably Apple brand. My needs are simple - a small tough laptop
for travel purposes that simply needs to do e-mail, word processing,
downloading pictur
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