I can probably guess the answer to this question, but is it possible to upgrade the graphics cards on late-model iBooks?
Originally posted by cleo
I can probably guess the answer to this question, but is it possible to upgrade the graphics cards on late-model iBooks?
Do you run 10.1 on your iBook today? Just curious, have you compared it's speed to the iMac G4 or TiBook?Originally posted by Backtothemac
Nope, welcome to my boat, the S.S. Take it up the rear.
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stay away from it unless you really need/want to do it.... it can suck up so much damn time.
Originally posted by eric_n_dfw
Do you run 10.1 on your iBook today? Just curious, have you compared it's speed to the iMac G4 or TiBook?
Originally posted by dukestreet
I'm going to be very curious how this all effects the stock. It'll probably go up if everybody starts complaining saying they need new machines, which means Apple will inevitably sell more. Figures.
But is it me, or was this a lame WWDC KeyNote?
Lame? Not from my point of view (software developer), but for most users, probably.Originally posted by dukestreet
But is it me, or was this a lame WWDC KeyNote?
LOL! I'd love to see pictures of that!Originally posted by Backtothemac
I plan on buying a real small PC motherboard with a 14 inch LCD and building it into the iMac.
Just kidding
I would never desicrate Flower Power like that.
Originally posted by eric_n_dfw
Lame? Not from my point of view (software developer), but for most users, probably.
As a user, though, the Extreme Quartz stuff sound VERY cool. (even though I have to buy a newer machine to see it)
Originally posted by dukestreet
Oh, well, anyone care to start discussing what's on deck for MWNY......
I'm not so sure the "most people out there" part of yoru message is acurate. I'd stipulate that most people who CAN run OS X DO either have the video card to do this or have an AGP 2x slot they could upgrade with. People with machines as old as mine can't, but that doesn't surprise me. I think it's safe to say "a lot" of people won't benefit from this, but I also think it will be enough of a selling point to make "a lot" of people (myself included) think about buying a newer Mac.Originally posted by dukestreet
But that's my point, Extreme Quartz sounds cool, but we're not going to see it any time soon and most people out there today won't be able to use it. That's not exactly a good thing. Promises are one thing, I want something that I'll be able to work with now.
Oh, well, anyone care to start discussing what's on deck for MWNY......
Apple NEEDS to get SMB browsing and shring working at least as good as DAVE did (any may still) under OS 8/9* Windows Support, for increased compatibility with Windows networks with SMB browsing and sharing as well as built-in PPTP VPN security.
Originally posted by eric_n_dfw
http://www.apple.com/pr/library/2002/may/06jaguar.html
IMHO, on of the most important things in this is:
Apple NEEDS to get SMB browsing and shring working at least as good as DAVE did (any may still) under OS 8/9