[Ti] suggestion

[Stephen Chakwin]

What can "closely enough related" mean in this context?  They use the 
same software, very similar hardware, and are used for -- one assumes 
-- the same purposes.  Powerbook would probably be a safer name change 
than the irresistibly cute meBook, so that when, two years from now, 
Apple comes along with a lucite, or a wooden, or a synthetic crystal 
powerbook with a G5 chip, the name will still fit the discussion list, 
but who cares?  The list will stand or fall on the quality of its 
content [present message excepted, of course] and if the content is 
compelling, it could be called the meatball list or the shredded tofu 
list and we'd all be here -- along a few puzzled cooks wondering where 
the recipes are and what all this stuff about computers is doing in 
their mailboxes.

Stephen
On Saturday, February 8, 2003, at 03:27 PM, David DelMonte wrote:

> Steve, are the new computers closely enough related to the TiPB to be 
> on the same list?
>
> If so, I don't mind the change in list name.
>
> David
>
> On Saturday, February 8, 2003, at 02:32 PM, Steve Wozniak wrote:
>
>> If this list officially broadens itself to include the Titanium and 
>> Aluminum PowerBooks, the name meBook (not iBook) might apply to 
>> describe both ('me' for metal).
>> -- 
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Steve  (is tv wake zone?)
>
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