[P1] When to replace iBook?
B G
briang113 at yahoo.com
Fri Feb 6 15:03:42 PST 2004
You might want to consider the refurb units on the
apple store website, fully repaired and tested with
the same warranty (applecare also available) but at a
considerable discount.
Of course if you know someone who is an apple employee
the get a discount. (LOL)
--- Jack Rodgers <jackrodgers at earthlink.net> wrote:
>
> On Feb 5, 2004, at 7:56 PM, David Linker wrote:
>
> > Why a powerbook? For the base model, it would cost
> $500 more, or
> > almost 50% additional. Both have a G4, the iBook
> is 800 MHz vs 1GHz,
> > the HD is 30 vs 40 GB. Same RAM.
>
> I bought and returned the latest iBook getting the
> al instead. The
> craftsmanship wasn't as good as the al and it was
> slower than the
> difference in cpu speed would suggest.
>
> > For my current use, the iBook is fine, although I
> could use a little
> > additional HD space over the 20GB that it has.
>
> I just made a suggestion to a question and would
> expect people to be
> just as happy with their iBook as I was with earlier
> model iBooks.
>
> ---
=====
Brian
Personal Email briang113 at yahoo.com
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