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Sorry....powerbook?!? As in you just bought a powerpc machine.....
I believe it'll be either 2 or 4gb of RAM, HD as big as you like as long as it's IDE 2.5" and the last OS you can put on it is 10.5.9
Bad choice of purchase in my opinion....you've basically bought an obsolete machine in a phase of life where apps either are being or already have been translated to intel only rather than 'universal' with the introduction of snow leopard and true 64 bit computing :s
Sorry
I believe it'll be either 2 or 4gb of RAM, HD as big as you like as long as it's IDE 2.5" and the last OS you can put on it is 10.5.9
Bad choice of purchase in my opinion....you've basically bought an obsolete machine in a phase of life where apps either are being or already have been translated to intel only rather than 'universal' with the introduction of snow leopard and true 64 bit computing :s
Sorry
Sorry....powerbook?!? As in you just bought a powerpc machine.....
I believe it'll be either 2 or 4gb of RAM, HD as big as you like as long as it's IDE 2.5" and the last OS you can put on it is 10.5.9
Bad choice of purchase in my opinion....you've basically bought an obsolete machine in a phase of life where apps either are being or already have been translated to intel only rather than 'universal' with the introduction of snow leopard and true 64 bit computing :s
Sorry
Maybe he got it for real cheap, not a bad machine for cheap to watch movies on check email... etc
Sorry....powerbook?!? As in you just bought a powerpc machine.....
I believe it'll be either 2 or 4gb of RAM, HD as big as you like as long as it's IDE 2.5" and the last OS you can put on it is 10.5.9
Bad choice of purchase in my opinion....you've basically bought an obsolete machine in a phase of life where apps either are being or already have been translated to intel only rather than 'universal' with the introduction of snow leopard and true 64 bit computing :s
Sorry
Sorry but everybody can't go spend $2000 on the latest mac, this will be my first and not sure if I will any like the os. Michael
No thats fair enough...but feel it's only fair you should be aware that you've bought a machine that has maybe a year or so's life in it.
It's still fine for doing every day tasks on it, just don't expect the latest versions of Final cut studio to run on it.
(and also expect flash to be cripplingly slow in a year or so's time)
It's still fine for doing every day tasks on it, just don't expect the latest versions of Final cut studio to run on it.
(and also expect flash to be cripplingly slow in a year or so's time)