it doesn't work anymore, but it saysOWERBOOK G4 on it, but can't find it on the net.
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As cassie said: 12" PowerBook
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As cassie said: 12" PowerBook
iMac G5
iBook G4
Mac Mini Core Duo
Hopefully a new Mac Mini C2D(with nVidia graphics card and resigned case) come tuesday
iBook G4
Mac Mini Core Duo
Hopefully a new Mac Mini C2D(with nVidia graphics card and resigned case) come tuesday
It's funny how we forget stuff. We just got a 20" 2.66 iMac for my son last October and I forgot my wife finally caved in and got a Mac when her PC laptop died last summer. She got a 2 GHz Macbook. Add them to my list.
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i have another problem,
i went into an apple store today, and i was surprised to see a touchscreen mac computer. completly normal, except the product itself wasn't made by apple. i'd really like to know what it was..... any ideas? it was black and on a transparent stand, and about the size of a MacBook..
i have another problem,
i went into an apple store today, and i was surprised to see a touchscreen mac computer. completly normal, except the product itself wasn't made by apple. i'd really like to know what it was..... any ideas? it was black and on a transparent stand, and about the size of a MacBook..
Was it this: http://www.axiotron.com/index.php?id=modbook
I doubt this was in an Apple store.
no, but this looks better. surely then there's no point in apple releasing a touchscreen mac? and why aren't these more popular?
it wasn't quite an apple store, it was an apple premium seller, but it was still and apple store...
My first one was a 14" iBook G4 1.3GHz which I bought because I couldn't quite afford the 12" PowerBook of the time. After that I got a 1.83GHz Core Duo MacBook, which was replaced a bit later by a 2.2GHz black MacBook. This year, I upgraded that to the 2.0GHz aluminium MacBook, remembering how much I wanted that 12" PowerBook a few years ago.
Out of all of them, I'd say that the iBook was the most reliable, I never had any problems with it at all. My latest MacBook is definitely the worst looking (what were they thinking when they put all of that hideous black plastic on there?) but it has the best constructed case.
Out of all of them, I'd say that the iBook was the most reliable, I never had any problems with it at all. My latest MacBook is definitely the worst looking (what were they thinking when they put all of that hideous black plastic on there?) but it has the best constructed case.
11, all still running unless stated
5 G3 iMacs (only 2 still alive)
2 eMacs
15" Powerbook (out of service but repairable)
G5 iMac
24" 2.33GHz iMac
15" MBP (early 2008)
5 G3 iMacs (only 2 still alive)
2 eMacs
15" Powerbook (out of service but repairable)
G5 iMac
24" 2.33GHz iMac
15" MBP (early 2008)
Just because they sell macs doesn't mean it's an Apple store
it had no name, and just had this as a logo:
Premium Seller
This is London.
Anything can happen.
it had no name, and just had this as a logo:
Premium Seller
uh huh... a store without a name. And let me guess this was in Montreal?
