Notebook Mac

You don't know her. Know nothing about her background. You expect her to know something. She doesn't. You judge her. That alone is sad, in my opinion. You create a thread about it in a public space. Want to know what people think about that "pathetic girl". You get opinions. Disagree with them. Have a definite opinion about how people need to know the product name of their...

Yeah, sorry, gotta disagree with you there. People should know what they purchase and what they use. Period. If you drive a Honda Accord, you should know it's a Honda Accord and not just "a four-door sedan of some sort." Case in point, if you own a PowerBook, you should know it's a PowerBook and not just "some sort of notebook."

She said "Mac notebook" according to the first post. That should get her an iBook or PowerBook should she ask for "something similar" in my opinion. And it also shows she knew "what it was". But whatever, I don't want to defend the innocent too much, so let's just bash that ignorant girl, eh? Yeah, let her burn... No, really: I think you take this too seriously. Sure, it's...

inch PowerBook. Being a Mac lover myself, I walked over to her and asked, "How do you like your PowerBook? ...

If it's a newer (like 2-3 years old) model, then yes . If you're worried about HD, none of the G4 model computers (laptop or desktop) according to Apple's specs can handle it (G5 only) Minimum System Requirements Macintosh computer with a 733MHz or faster PowerPC G4 or G5 processor AGP or PCI Express graphics card 8MB of video memory (32MB recommended) Mac OS X...

I guess that's the problem for all notebook designers, really. Gotta be sturdy and light. Powerful with long battery life. Big screen but small package. Remember the "Butterfly" IBM ThinkPad? ...

OK, thanks for the tip. I will give it a try. I haven't messed with TextEdit enough to know what it's about. Dale

Personally as a Mac user since the Fat Mac, I think the user interface is still very rough and inconsistant even after 5 revisions. ...

Well, first off, let me say that I love my new iMac, my first Mac ever. It's beautiful. I love OS X, for the most part. ...

iBooks and Mac mini. Then probably iMac and PowerBook in mid 2006. And later on the PowerMacs and last the Xserves. ...