Chaszmyr said:Eep, I'd take a low-end iMac over an eMac without question. Buy the time you upgrade the eMacs RAM and such, it's not THAT much less money, but it's a whole lot less computer
iGary said:Well for 300 bucks more....let's see.
G5
128MB VRAM
512 RAM
160 GB HDD
Etc. etc. etc.
A no brainer.
Patmian212 said:Great graphics for a low end machine!
Patmian212 said:Great graphics for a low end machine!
SilvorX said:wow, updates galore, but 256mb low end ram seems a bit too low for this day and age
SilvorX said:wow, updates galore, but 256mb low end ram seems a bit too low for this day and age
Yvan256 said:eMac: 999$CAD
iMac: 1599$CAD
I wouldn't call that a no-brainer...
Yvan256 said:eMac: 999$CAD
iMac: 1599$CAD
I wouldn't call that a no-brainer...
legalnut said:the low end should be $499 and the high end $699 ... have they looked at what that kind of money will get you in the PC biz these days ?
ChrisH3677 said:When did the iBook page get updated to include Tiger? Does this mean no iBook updates for a while?
EDU market, the g/f market, the parents marketiGary said:I'm honestly surprised they haven't killed the thing yet, but I guess the EDU market is still asking for them.![]()
~Shard~ said:Didn't you already post this exact post in another thread? You wouldn't be violating MacRumors' policy on duplicate posts in multiple threads, would you?![]()
Anyway, I'm sure the iBook updates can't be too far away either. The PowerBook updates are going to be tricky, because the next update essentially has to be a major one, whether it's G5 or dual-core G4 - this really affects when Apple can release it - however with the iBooks, since nothing revolutionary will be done with them, updates should be easy to do and will be announced in the very near future I'm guessing.