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Plutonius

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Feb 22, 2003
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I can currently purchase the new 14" 1.33GHz ibook or get a cheaper earlier version 14" 1.2 GHz ibook. The specs on the ibooks look the same except for the speed difference. Are there any reasons other then speed or cost why I should choose one system over the other ?
 

maya

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Oct 7, 2004
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somewhere between here and there.
Plutonius said:
I can currently purchase the new 14" 1.33GHz ibook or get a cheaper earlier version 14" 1.2 GHz ibook. The specs on the ibooks look the same except for the speed difference. Are there any reasons other then speed or cost why I should choose one system over the other ?

The new iBooks also have WiFi included, if you have no use for it then by all means by the previous version. :)

Plus you can CTO for a larger internal HDD 60 or 80GB.

For more features visit:

http://www.apple.com/ibook/specs.html
 

absolut_mac

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Oct 30, 2003
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Dallas, Texas
I vote for the newer one.

Plutonius said:
I can currently purchase the new 14" 1.33GHz ibook or get a cheaper earlier version 14" 1.2 GHz ibook. The specs on the ibooks look the same except for the speed difference. Are there any reasons other then speed or cost why I should choose one system over the other ?

There are usually a myriad of small upgrades/improvements in newer models over tha old ones, so unless the savings are substantial I'd recommend getting the newer one.

Good luck.
 
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