Except my Apple //e was beige. I like the sterile white better thoughRod Rod said:I'd have hoped that picture reminded you of the Apple //, Apple //+ and Apple ||e.![]()
Except my Apple //e was beige. I like the sterile white better thoughRod Rod said:I'd have hoped that picture reminded you of the Apple //, Apple //+ and Apple ||e.![]()
mattmack said:Except my Apple //e was beige. I like the sterile white better though![]()
I have trashed it. It won't do anything to your system since it is a mac it is only an application and had no underlying ties to the OS. I believe it is still availablle on Microsofts website if you ever want to install it againmacmax77 said:OT: HAs asomeone thrown away IE in their Macs, i feel like i want to but i am not so sure if i will need it later, thou i haven't in the last 2 years.
Will it be safe to do it?
Rod Rod said:I'd have hoped that picture reminded you of the Apple //, Apple //+ and Apple ||e.![]()
macmax77 said:OT: HAs asomeone thrown away IE in their Macs, i feel like i want to but i am not so sure if i will need it later, thou i haven't in the last 2 years.
Will it be safe to do it?
Rootman said:There are some commerce websites with forms that use noncompliant HTML or VBscript or some crap that I have to use IE for occasionally when nothing else (Safari or Netscape) works. Should really boycott them, but sometimes I can't help it. Keep IE but use Safari.
Hector said:actually the p3 was a fair bit faster than the p4 clock for clock because of the pipelining
oh and to that guy that said a mx 440 was faster http://graphics.tomshardware.com/graphic/20031229/vga-charts-07.html the 9200 comes out on top most of the time.
i'd have to say now that it will defiantly have a 5200 ultra, there is no way it cannot, it needs a core image card and that is the only card that will do it.
billyboy said:Add £100 to allow for VAT and UK rip -off pricing policies and at £360 that will still absolutely destroy any cost barriers to owning a Mac in the UK market. (Of course Apple still have to get over the software myths, but they have at least 2 million base customers - aka iPod owners - who have a good idea that a Mac of any sort would just work.)
Im a teacher, and even on my wages, that £400-ish price is nothing. I often wonder if the standard of living in the States is really as high as it is made out to be, what with people here saying, Well for $499 (£260) that would be cool, but $599 (£310) that is pushing it a bit.
Yvan256 said:I haven't seen a single website in almost 5 years now that I couldn't access using either Opera or Firefox (aka Phoenix).
macmax77 said:what we have here is:
you can read but not comprehend...
Do you know how much time you save when you don't have to be running all the spy,virus,defrag softare you need to keep Winblows running???
And the crashes and all, My God...
ts1973 said:First of all : I didn't read all of the thread, but I guess what has to be said was already said.
Then again, I recall at some point the discussion about whether it was Apple software or hardware that made pc-users (reluctant to) switch. I would say it is partially both, but especially software. Most of the hardware Apple manufactures is undoubtedly "sexier" than the PC counterparts, but if you and I can't do the work on the machines that we wan't to, who needs a sexy, expensive toy (except if you are the "showing off" type). Speaking then of the headless iMac or whatever you want to call it, it probably won't be the most attractive Apple kit ever. What it has going for it is the Apple software, which in my opinion remains top of the bill. So I would go out and by this headless thing for my wife right away, were it not that MS Office only exists in English and Frrench, and not in the localized language my wife wants/needs. So actually, in the end it is the software that will work against Apple, in my case anyway.
On a side note, something about the performance of Apple vs PC's. I know it doesn't belong in this thread, but you guys started this discussion. I own a 1,25Ghz Powerbook and a 3Ghz P4 (for the wife and the occasional PC-game). I also do a lot of folding. I can tell you guys that my P4 is at least 2 times faster folding the same work-units. And it does two wu's at the same time using hyper-threading (so you could say it's actually 4 times faster). Not using hyper-threading it's about three times faster than my PB. OK, this could all be down to different software implementation and optimisation, but I think it doesn't look good from a Mac point of view. For me it remains a more academic discussion as I continue using Macs (and have used them for 20 years) mainly because of the superior software.
By the way, can anyone point to a site (not barefeats) that actually compares PC's and Macs with hard figures. I never ran into one.
Platform said:How could you compare this mac to a Pentium 4 2.8Ghz 512MB Ram 80GB 7200rpm WD and Gfx 5200 128MB ??? would very much like to know![]()
Yvan256 said:A regular TV tuner is now "obsolete", since most cable/satellite providers need their special tuner box to receive channels.
Which digital tuner would Apple include? Or add a BTO choice for different providers?
For those like you who have the expertise and time--or luck?--to have an attack-free Windows experience, that's great. I don't doubt that many people have that good experience, even if the Windows users I know aren't so lucky.SiliconAddict said:And what is the reasoning for those of us who don't have adware? Don't get viruses? Don't crash, and frankly don't have the issues Mac users time and again bring up as reasons why Windows sucks?
In all honesty like I said on page 1 I will pick up a $499-$599 iMac but in the end its not for the propaganda reasons Mac users routinely use.
Yvan256 said:I haven't seen a single website in almost 5 years now that I couldn't access using either Opera or Firefox (aka Phoenix).
GFLPraxis said:http://eu.swbffiles.com/
Sorry to have ruined your record.
Open it in FireFox, then open it in IE. You'll see the massive difference.
<html xmlns:v="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:vml" xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com
ffice
ffice" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40">
And what is the reasoning for those of us who don't have adware? Don't get viruses? Don't crash, and frankly don't have the issues Mac users time and again bring up as reasons why Windows sucks?
In all honesty like I said on page 1 I will pick up a $499-$599 iMac but in the end its not for the propaganda reasons Mac users routinely use.
bwintx said:The following text from the HTML helps explain why:
Further down, it appears to put the text into comments mode if the incoming browser isn't -- well, you know whose. This provides a compelling argument why no one should ever create Web files in a Microsoft Office product.
iGary said:The only reason IE is still on my machines is checking web pages before I upload them.
macmax77 said:OT: HAs asomeone thrown away IE in their Macs, i feel like i want to but i am not so sure if i will need it later, thou i haven't in the last 2 years.
Will it be safe to do it?