My 15" HD pbook is flawless. almost.
The lower right hand side of the unit, where the dvd burner is, the casing isn't completely flush and makes noises when I apply pressure. (when I type)
Oh yea, and my Powerbook came missing a mouse button! It only has one!!!
Seriously, the single mouse button on the powerbook is horrible , at least from a switcher's point of view. I love osx, I love this machine, but I think having a single mouse button is one of the worst design decisions ever. A control click or should I say, right click, is so hard and clunky to do it boggles the mind to think that apple engineers got together and thought it was real nice. It's not simple at all... it's a complicated technique to achieve a simple outcome.
Anyway, I am selling this powerbook to my sister (another convert who this will be their first mac) when the intel powerbooks come out. (I am a programmer and need the speed) With the advent of the mighty mouse (which I own and is mildly dissapointing for an Apple product) does anyone know/think that powerbook trackpads will receive the multibutton treatment? I freaking hope so... I'd also like if they licensed the trackpoint technology from IBM, I love that... blows away any trackpad.
The lower right hand side of the unit, where the dvd burner is, the casing isn't completely flush and makes noises when I apply pressure. (when I type)
Oh yea, and my Powerbook came missing a mouse button! It only has one!!!
Seriously, the single mouse button on the powerbook is horrible , at least from a switcher's point of view. I love osx, I love this machine, but I think having a single mouse button is one of the worst design decisions ever. A control click or should I say, right click, is so hard and clunky to do it boggles the mind to think that apple engineers got together and thought it was real nice. It's not simple at all... it's a complicated technique to achieve a simple outcome.
Anyway, I am selling this powerbook to my sister (another convert who this will be their first mac) when the intel powerbooks come out. (I am a programmer and need the speed) With the advent of the mighty mouse (which I own and is mildly dissapointing for an Apple product) does anyone know/think that powerbook trackpads will receive the multibutton treatment? I freaking hope so... I'd also like if they licensed the trackpoint technology from IBM, I love that... blows away any trackpad.