[G4] pismo or ibook

[michael Vogt]

I think the one I was thinking of buying is 12"  dual  USB
Michael & Sharon  Vogt <><
On May 24, 2004, at 8:18 PM, Mel Krewall wrote:

> Current G4 iBooks have a 133 MHz bus. The last two generations of G3 
> iBooks had a 100 MHz bus. The last iBook to have a 66 MHz bus was the 
> iBook (Late 2001). Depending on how much you want to spend, the later 
> models would probably work pretty well for you.
> Mel
>
> "May thy ball lie in green pastures - and not in still waters."
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> On May 24, 2004, at 8:49 PM, michael Vogt wrote:
>
>> Will I know that Pismo has 100MHZ bus and the Ibooks are only 66MHZ
>> Michael & Sharon  Vogt <><
>> On May 24, 2004, at 7:27 PM, Maretta Holden wrote:
>>
>>> My Pismo has DVD support and S-video; it is also quite comfortable 
>>> running Panther.
>>> I have upgraded memory and the hard drive from the original stock 
>>> sizes.
>>>
>>> On the other hand why would you want a 4 year old model rather than 
>>> a new iBook?
>>>
>>> - Maretta
>>>
>>>> Ok I'm looking for a new Laptop I have  Lombard right now  but I 
>>>> need to have two things with the new one
>>>> I would need DVD support in the software so I can use the panther 
>>>> DVD player . I'm not sure if the Pismo  does that I know the I 
>>>> books do also I need Svideo
>>>>
>>>> I need your Opinions
>>>> Thanks
>>>>
>>>> Michael & Sharon  Vogt <><
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