I've always found Sony to have some sexy designs, but they are always plagued by two things: reliability issues and having to run Windows.
Originally posted by kwajo.com
There once was a rich man named Jobs
Who left the Powerbooks on a Log
He sent them adrift
The consumers were mift
And pondered the rumors 'til Tuesday
Originally posted by voicegy
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Originally posted by SpeedRacr26
sorry to break it to you guys but today the roosevelt field apple store just recieved shipments of 12, 15, and 17 in powerbooks!...and im proud to announce i have finally made the switch while typin this on my 17in dream machine
Originally posted by sanford
Oh, bravo!
The 12" iBook also has 32MB VRAM according to Apple's tech specs.Originally posted by vrapan
If you are talking about the 12" PB and not the 12" iBook then it does not have only 16MB RAM it has 32
Originally posted by Powerbook G5
I know the updated PowerBooks would probably keep the current video cards, but wouldn't it be sweet if they had ATI 9600 with 64/128 megs DDR RAM?It seems like it's a known fact that they will top out at 1.33 GHz, have possibly bigger HDs, at least standard 512 megs RAM, 1x/possible 2x superdrive, BT, FW800, etc...but no one seems to say much about the gfx card.
Originally posted by yopro213
Am I the only one that wants to see the 12 inch go widescreen?
Originally posted by Powerbook G5
My PowerBook doesn't seem to get very hot, either, but it seemed to have warped the wooden table I usually have it sitting on...not sure how!
Originally posted by yopro213
Am I the only one that wants to see the 12 inch go widescreen?
Originally posted by jaedreth
Can anyone confirm this?
Come on! If I were in any sort of production business, and I only had 20% yield on my production, my buyers would tar and feather me, as well as switch to someone else.
That must mean there are some serious technological issues with their fabs, if only 20% of the chips on any given wafer work...
And can't they compensate by creating more wafers faster?
Jaedreth
Originally posted by Powerbook G5
I've always found Sony to have some sexy designs, but they are always plagued by two things: reliability issues and having to run Windows.
Originally posted by Powerbook G5
I know the updated PowerBooks would probably keep the current video cards, but wouldn't it be sweet if they had ATI 9600 with 64/128 megs DDR RAM?It seems like it's a known fact that they will top out at 1.33 GHz, have possibly bigger HDs, at least standard 512 megs RAM, 1x/possible 2x superdrive, BT, FW800, etc...but no one seems to say much about the gfx card.
Originally posted by Powerbook G5
I almost put Linux on my PC before I switched to Apple, but I had too many hardware issues and then the cable modem wasn't supported in addition to a few other things and just gave up and started looking at Apple as an alternative...needless to say I was more than impressed and years later here Apple is now with full Unix support!
Originally posted by Powerbook G5
It was 4 years ago...I know, nearly a lifetime as far as computers go.