jefhatfield said:and here i am while i go to the bathroom...so i pick up macworld, and lo and behold, i find out that the "powerbook" was called that before the power pc processor...wow
so i guess it's not so weird for me to call a non ppc laptop a "powerbook"
Marky_Mark said:C'mon, get with the programme! PowerBooks have been called PowerBooks since the very first of the first! Alan Kay (the father of the laptop, and an Apple Fellow from '84-'96) called his concept the DynaBook - Stevo wanted something with a little more oompf, and so 'PowerBook' was born. Kay's maxim was, "the best way to predict the future is to invent it."
Now you see why people are a little upset about the name change? There's some serious heritage going on here!![]()
jefhatfield said:i say call it "go-go book extreme"
Are you a hardcore Diablo II/Breath of the Dying fan by chance?Krevnik said:I have a very generic, but consistent naming scheme:
Zed, followed be whatever it is. Not very imaginative, I know.
So I have names like:
Zed 8600, Zed Portable (Lombard/Pismo), iZed (iMac G5), Zed Pod, Zed Backup (external drive).
I think I might actually use ZedBook for this one. And no, I am not British.![]()
thegreatluke said:... is it safe to rename the HDD into "Darwin" or whatever?
PieMac said:I was curious to know this too...can you change the name of the HD at any point in time without causing any problems?
Deepdale said:Yes you can.
PieMac said:Thanks...now I just need to come up with a good name!![]()
PieMac said:Thanks...now I just need to come up with a good name!![]()