[Ti] selling titanium parts is a dead end?

Kent cv66seabear at yahoo.com
Mon Jan 17 09:30:24 PST 2011


I bought mine about 5 years ago for $400.
 "A person who won't read has no advantage over one that can't read." - Mark 
Twain 



"Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside of a dog, it's too dark 
to read". -Groucho Marx




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Subject: Re: [Ti] selling titanium parts is a dead end?



From:  Bill Chapman <pagewise at interlog.com>
>Subject:  Re: [Ti] selling titanium parts is a dead end?
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>Curious as to how much you paid for your 500Mhz       TI. I think it was 3 years 
>ago that I got my Tibook 1.6GHz 15.2"       (the fastest G4 machine Apple ever 
>made) for $775.00 off eBay.       Tons of people were bidding. Has tons of 
>functionality; the 500Mhz       books were under-powered by comparison. Use it 
>regularly.     Run Leopard 10.5.8, Adobe CS4 suite (I'm a graphic designer). I 
>have     3 desktop Macs on my LAN and use a Dual 2gb G5 Tower as my main     
>machine, with the ti book at my elbow.
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The Ti series only went to a 1GHz Processor, and that was the only model with a 
superdrive.
After that Apple moved the powerbooks into the G4 Aluminum series…thru the 1.67 
Ghz processors when they changed to intel and introduced the first series of the 
Aluminum MB Pro. I would think your machine is actually the Aluminum 1.67 
Powerbook, but not part of the Ti series.  Different case design, etc. 



      
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