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thats right.. how silly of me.. lol
wait.. im not a mod, ahh, i better shut up
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wait.. im not a mod, ahh, i better shut up
Too much talk of Microsoft by Huy has lead me to this:
Apple Keyboard
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Apple Keyboard
A$89.00
The Apple Keyboard is the perfect complement to your USB-equipped Mac.
Apple Wireless Keyboard
A$119.00
Using Bluetooth wireless technology the Apple Wireless Keyboard provides a reliable, secure connection to your Mac with no cable clutter.
www.apple.com.au/store
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Well, I did talk about the possible:
iBooks
PowerBooks
that I was going to buy next year - so that's Apple (Mac) related
I'm a big fan of the AirPort (extreme) as well, but it doesn't compare to a Netgear 802.11g access point in terms of bang for buck.
I'll support Apple now
And also, I'm always talking about my iBook or Pbook anyway on the IT stuff forum, so I'm not a MS-fanboy McLake
Apple Wireless Keyboard $120
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Apple Wireless Mouse $120
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That's what I'd use if I owned a Mac (next year, hopefully)
LOL the "disguise" tactic.Originally posted by Winston
lol from now on when you post MS products label it with Apple instead, so that McLake will fink we're talking Apple
the Apple Natural Internet Keyboard
Does that mean I should say:
"I hate Apple and their unreliable software? eg Windo... OS X"
Hehehe
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Haha that's good move, that Stupid Microsoft PowerbookOriginally posted by Huy
LOL the "disguise" tactic.
Does that mean I should say:
"I hate Apple and their unreliable software? eg Windo... OS X"
Hehehe
lol!
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Displays, displays, displays!
I love the Widescreen 17" LCD, on the 17" iMac.
17" Studio Display - $1299
20" Cinema Display - $2399
23" Cinema HD Display - $3499
JUST for the displays (monitors, screens) themselves!
The Pbook/iBook screens are good too, except when something like THIS happens!
The new pbooks may have defective LCD screens (too much pressure being applied to the back of the liquid matrix/screen)
hurrotisrobbo
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Mac... grumble bumble... propreitry lock-in... mumble frickin' grumble...
If they had the Lion's share of the computer market, we'd be far worse off than we are now.
If they had the Lion's share of the computer market, we'd be far worse off than we are now.
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i reckon macs are poopy
i reckon macs are poopy
hurrotisrobbo
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Very funny. I was being serious.
I'm kind of scared by the sort of monolopy we'd exist under if IBM didn't allow clones way back when, or if Apple was the dominant force computing-wise...
I'm kind of scared by the sort of monolopy we'd exist under if IBM didn't allow clones way back when, or if Apple was the dominant force computing-wise...
Alright guys i dont want any PC vs Mac debate, its gonna get up into heat, both sides has its good aspects alright, i like both of it, PC for its flexibility, and wide range of software, Macs for its aesthetic side.
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Everyone would like to have or use a Pbook, but not everyone has the money for it.Originally posted by Winston
err i want a Powerbook, that's if i make it into my course for uni
The iBook is a cheaper solution, and you can max out the specs and upgrade over the years.
That, or you can buy the top of the range Pbook and use it for 5 years, without even touching the hardware/insides.
I don't know, the pbook is nice, but the ibook is nice too! (silver vs white - tough decision
)www.apple.com.au/powerbook
www.apple.com.au/ibook
i got a iBook, but i gave it to a cousin, i didnt like it too kiddy i want a PbookOriginally posted by Huy
Everyone would like to have or use a Pbook, but not everyone has the money for it.
The iBook is a cheaper solution, and you can max out the specs and upgrade over the years.
That, or you can buy the top of the range Pbook and use it for 5 years, without even touching the hardware/insides.
I don't know, the pbook is nice, but the ibook is nice too! (silver vs white - tough decision
www.apple.com.au/powerbook
www.apple.com.au/ibook
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Yeah, it's a little bit childish, but with 640MB RAM, OS X 10.3 (Panther) and all the neat Apple apps (I need to find iChat buddies
) -- then it's a good, sturdy, all round laptop for uni use.But naturally, if I was given the choice between Pbook or iBook, the Pbook is a definate winner, because of it's design, colour, and most importantly, higher end-specs, backlit (fibre optic) lighting and other niceties, that the iBook does not have.