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Originally posted by AlphaTech
We all know that you are completely insane, but is that really a bad thing???
Now how could you know that? I have only started posting in the last few weeks.
Originally posted by AlphaTech
We all know that you are completely insane, but is that really a bad thing???
Originally posted by hitman
I believe Apple has split the tower motherboard architecture in the past (please correct me if I am wrong.) If you recall, in the first line of G4 towers (350, 400, 450) the baseline tower was based off the old G3 motherboard. Or am I completely insane?![]()
Originally posted by ilikeiBook
Yes you are completely insane, and that's bad.
Originally posted by ilikeiBook
Yes you are completely insane, and that's bad.
Originally posted by AlphaTech
Leave it to the canadians to think that insanity is a bad thing...![]()
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Originally posted by King Cobra
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(1) All powermacs will have DDR-RAM running PC2100.
(2) Specs for PowerMac G4 DDR-RAM:
(2a) PowerMac G4 low range: 1000MHz, 60GB, 256MB RAM, CD-RW. $1794.
(2b) PowerMac G4 mid range: 1200MHz, 80GB, 256MB RAM, Superdrive. $2494.
(2c) PowerMac G4 top of the line: Dual 1400MHz, 100GB, 512MB RAM, Superdrive. $3494.
(3) Specs for iMac updates with 15 inch LCD:
(3a) iMac G4 low range: 800MHz G4, 40GB, 256MB RAM, CD-RW. $1394.
(3b) iMac G4 mid range: 900MHz G4, 60GB, 256MB RAM, Superdrive. $1594.
(3c) iMac G4 top of the line: 1000MHz G4, 80GB, 512MB, Superdrive. $1894.
Originally posted by AlphaTech
When was the last time we saw two dual processor systems from Apple (and I am not talking about the 'fastest' and then 'ultimate' from the online store)??? Answer: never.
I'd say that you can forget about bluetooth integrated into any Mac systems. You are more likely to have PCMCIA and PCI cards with it then you are to have it integrated.
High end DDR, hopefully, at least 266MHz (PC2100).
FireWire 2? As long as they still have FireWire 1 ports, or ship the computers with adapter cables as well.
Since Apple [typically] uses the same motherboard in all the towers, I can't see them using two different memory types. Either ALL PC133 or ALL PC2100/2700.
One for the poseful computer for everyone, one for parents to share as a portable. The iMacs or iBooks would be one for each kid (The average number of kids per family is 2.1). Whats wrong.Originally posted by King Cobra
Dav, why the he!! are you responding to yourself like that? Furthermore, who do you think is going to purchase all 4 lines of products like that (PowerMac/Book, iMac/Book)? I think most people want one computer from just want one, maybe two, lines of Apple products.
Originally posted by DavPeanut
One for the poseful computer for everyone, one for parents to share as a portable. The iMacs or iBooks would be one for each kid (The average number of kids per family is 2.1). Whats wrong.
I see your point. I'm an upper-middle kid, and my family could do this if they wanted to. My mom said that families should get a discount if they get more than one computer, like %10 off the second %20 off all computers after 2! I think that would give families a big incentive to buy more than one.Originally posted by AlphaTech
What's wrong is your assumption that familys can afford to drop $10,000+ on computers at a shot. While they MIGHT purchase one computer every year or four, not enough of them have the financial ability to drop that kind of green at one shot.
The average household cannot, and will not, purchase more then one computer a year (except in a few rare cases). Even family with children, have more pressing needs then computers for their kids.
Think about it for a few, how many middle classed families either have that kind of money, or are willing to spend all of it on computers? Answer: Not enough to warrant that kind of package.![]()
Originally posted by skunk
What's the mugging rate like in Maryland?