Notebook Mac

I've just installed it. http://homepage.mac.com/cuteboy/MacOSX_1015/Version.jpg http://homepage.mac.com/cuteboy/MacOSX_1015/Build.jpg Also, I don't have problem connecting to iDisk now and as fast as Windows! But Goliath is still the best. Clamshell mode is back! I can use my notebook while attached to a mouse/keyboard with an external display! Energy Saver should...

For news about G5 processors head on to http://mac.fryke.com. Something radically new and obvious at the same time in the form factor of a notebook? Hmm... 'round' isn't really good for notebooks. And really, however 'special' the original iBook was, it didn't seem exactly obvious, and the jokes about them were worse than those about the new iMac.

Actually I love rtf/rtfd format, they work great with AbiWord and StarOffice (for the unix end of the market), the only problem is that not all programs format (or read formats) the same way with rich text. There in lies the problem, this "standard" is proprietary, exclusive and expensive. Microsoft does not make the Word format easy for others to read/write, the...

thing that matters, but as long as the PowerPC wasn't only a better architecture but could also very much keep up with the speeds in MHz, it was always clear the Mac had a clear advantage in speed. ...

I'm seriously thinking of buying a Mac notebook this summer. The TiBook is simply awesome. But I simply can't afford it. ...

lable. I couldn't afford the Newton when it was first released so I've only been a Newton user for a year or two. That means I've had to learn how to adapt it to Mac hardware not designed for it. I've also had to search for available help and programs. ...

Actually, kenny's post made me realize one thing. Sony currently has a variety of Vaio subnotebooks with small form factors. The new SR models have a 10.4" screen, so it's obvious that small LCD screens are - and will be available. It would be a shame if LCD manufactuers begin phasing out 12.1" screens in favor of 14" screens, forcing Apple to abandon the 12" iBook. But if...

f OS X's UNIX underpinnings. This is such a quantum leap forward over anything that OS 9 was capable of. I'm not a programmer, but I do think that the melding of Mac and UNIX is a monumental effort and of course, a work in progress. ...

Me too. I have seen people using TiBooks and iBooks and I've seen them side by side, but when I went to my Mac user group last week and there was a 14iBook I realized just how cool the little one is! ...

replicator which you know would hugely enhance your computing life, if only you had the matching notebook computer to go with it. ...