l.a.rossmann macrumors 65816 Original poster Jun 26, 2009 #1 This information would be very helpful, thanks.
Tallest Skil macrumors P6 Jun 26, 2009 #2 All of the aught sixes came with Tiger. They came out years before Leopard, you know.
TheShinyMac macrumors 6502a Jun 26, 2009 #3 Tallest Skil said: All of the aught sixes came with Tiger. They came out years before Leopard, you know. Click to expand... not to sure what the aught sixes means but i think that the first gen macbooks that were black did
Tallest Skil said: All of the aught sixes came with Tiger. They came out years before Leopard, you know. Click to expand... not to sure what the aught sixes means but i think that the first gen macbooks that were black did
NewMacbookPlz macrumors 68040 Jun 26, 2009 #4 TheShinyMac said: not to sure what the aught sixes means but i think that the first gen macbooks that were black did Click to expand... aught six= oh-six, 2006 model year, and also the early 07 models did too. Leopard was released 10/2007 for reference.
TheShinyMac said: not to sure what the aught sixes means but i think that the first gen macbooks that were black did Click to expand... aught six= oh-six, 2006 model year, and also the early 07 models did too. Leopard was released 10/2007 for reference.
Tallest Skil macrumors P6 Jun 26, 2009 #5 NewMacbookPlz said: aught six= oh-six, 2006 model year, and also the early 07 models did too. Click to expand... Hopefully the next decade it happens, people will understand what I mean when I say "aught _____" for a year...🙄
NewMacbookPlz said: aught six= oh-six, 2006 model year, and also the early 07 models did too. Click to expand... Hopefully the next decade it happens, people will understand what I mean when I say "aught _____" for a year...🙄
NewMacbookPlz macrumors 68040 Jun 26, 2009 #6 Tallest Skil said: Hopefully the next decade it happens, people will understand what I mean when I say "aught _____" for a year...🙄 Click to expand... The only reason I got it quickly was because I watch Top Gear religiously every weekend once it's available online, and they always refer to 0-60mph times as "naught to 60." 😎
Tallest Skil said: Hopefully the next decade it happens, people will understand what I mean when I say "aught _____" for a year...🙄 Click to expand... The only reason I got it quickly was because I watch Top Gear religiously every weekend once it's available online, and they always refer to 0-60mph times as "naught to 60." 😎
Tallest Skil macrumors P6 Jun 26, 2009 #8 OllyW said: Naught = Zero. Aught = Anything at all. 🙂 Click to expand... Crap. Well, I screwed up this decade; guess I'll fix it in the 21naughts.
OllyW said: Naught = Zero. Aught = Anything at all. 🙂 Click to expand... Crap. Well, I screwed up this decade; guess I'll fix it in the 21naughts.
dukebound85 macrumors Core Jun 26, 2009 #9 Tallest Skil said: All of the aught sixes came with Tiger. They came out years before Leopard, you know. Click to expand... cant you just say "oh six's" lol
Tallest Skil said: All of the aught sixes came with Tiger. They came out years before Leopard, you know. Click to expand... cant you just say "oh six's" lol
OllyW Moderator Staff member Jun 26, 2009 #10 Tallest Skil said: Crap. Well, I screwed up this decade; guess I'll fix it in the 21naughts. Click to expand... You've probably got confused by the various British and Irish accents. We've got loads of different ways to say the same words over here.
Tallest Skil said: Crap. Well, I screwed up this decade; guess I'll fix it in the 21naughts. Click to expand... You've probably got confused by the various British and Irish accents. We've got loads of different ways to say the same words over here.
M macJC50640 macrumors regular Jun 26, 2009 #11 I'm loving how this thread started off with BlackBooks and ended up with accents 😛😀
M macbook yes macrumors 6502 Jun 26, 2009 #12 I say ought to mean 0. I haven't heard naught except as not.