Cybergypsy said:Just ordered Ram from Omni, the guy guy said to order before the price increase, and they ship world wide..... 1 g is 76.99 at the moment and 4.99 for shipping...just passing it on.....
They just changed that price today. Shipping USPS is only $1 insured. No need for tracking.Cybergypsy said:Just ordered Ram from Omni, the guy guy said to order before the price increase, and they ship world wide..... 1 g is 76.99 at the moment and 4.99 for shipping...just passing it on.....
Gatezone said:
I really sucked in English class for both high school & College; and this last sentence got me thinking ... the words "was" and "is" in the same sentence talking about the same subject (hardware) is this a no-no?! I ask only because its something I do everyday, both written & verbally.
Here is the link to the Boot Camp page you couldn't find.Prom1 said:I searched high & low, via IE v7 Beta2 and I cannot find mention on Apple's site for Dual Boot for the MacBook.
Off topic, but the sentence is fine--it's lacking some commas, but it's properly constructed. Switching tenses in clauses is a no-no, however, as is changing tenses from sentence to sentence when discussing the same subject.Prom1 said:
You can knock yourself out with iMovie and GarageBand, right up until you run out of hard drive space. Of course, you should upgrade the stock RAM to whatever you can afford as soon as possible, but that's just a general rule of thumb for buying computers.
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Bottom option. You unnecessarily ordered Priority Mail instead of just plain old first class with insurance which in Florida is the same speed since they are also in Florida.Cybergypsy said:
OMNI International Shipping Fees:Cybergypsy said:
So Cybergypsy, would you mind telling us how you're using your MacBook and how satisfying you find it to be - especially in light of your having just switched from the last iBook which you bought only a few months ago? I know you are a style queen. MacBook looks like it really fits in with your amazingly stylish life. Does it also perform superior computing functions?Cybergypsy said:I missed that, and paid tax....but still real happy!
I don't work for Omni. I have ordered a number of different sticks from Omni for the past 3 years without ever experiencing any delays nor bad working ram. Too bad for that guy.Trewil said:
Multimedia said:I don't work for Omni. I have ordered a number of different sticks from Omni for the past 3 years without ever experiencing any delays nor well working ram. Too bad for that guy.
I don't think so. The difference is mainly latency but I have read it is an imperceptable difference.ictiosapiens said:
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Cybergypsy said:
They already do.ictiosapiens said:
What makes you think bottom of the line $1099 MacBook isn't more?Multimedia said:They already do.
Sadly I have to use it for work everyday. I far prefer OSX on my G4 at home...mitsukai said:Here Here. If you tweak the Dell options to be as close as possible to the specs of the cheapest Macbook, it is $1831. And the Macbook has quite a lot more screen "real estate". But I am thinking ictiosapiens was asking if the same specs could be "fit" into a 12.1" package like the Dell - I'm thinking if Dell can do it there's no reason why Apple can't. And eventually they probably will, IMHO. But by base comparison of the hardware specs and inclusions alone, the 1.83 Macbook IS better value for only $1099!
And that's not taking into account the value of the OS - because that's relative and more personal...relatively (and of course personally) speaking, I wouldn't even wipe my a** with windows given the choice!
There aren't many people dissing the screen after having seen/used it, professionals included. There's a lot of fear and concern, true, but mostly before the fact. Getting the glossy screen is 100% personal preference, but it might help you sell it in a few months--not only is it more popular, but it will also be an obvious way to tell that you're not selling a PowerBook by the pictures.deitytay said:
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