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Recommend Mac laptop ?
WMD:
--- Quote from: sjor ---You might want to have a look at the G4 iBook. Thats from $1249. Although you might want to wait for the intel version (if there is one).
Here's the link:
http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/canadastore.woa/70909/wo/iH69nzg9vwRt2ebsdES1jAxhsvn/1.SLID?nclm=iBook&mco=8245DF8D
Hope this helps!
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Direct links to the Apple Store don't work. They time out.
As for the iBook, it should be replaced by an Intel version pretty soon...don't bother.
What you could do outside of Intel, is buy a G4 PowerBook. You can get the 12" for $1500...oops, you want Canadian dollars. Well, in the refurbished section, that model goes for $1200 US. I bought it from there, and it's just like new so you just spend a lot less for the same thing.
gladd8tor:
Ok , Thanks for the advise , I will maybe save a little more and get ibook or whats good for my money at the time , Thanks
ReggieMicheals:
I say get an iBook if you like OS X, but if you want a more customizable laptop(ie. you can order the disk space you want) you should probably get a thinkpad...
Aloone_Jonez:
I thought they were IBM so you'd be stuck with Windows or you could opt for Linux or BSD.
hm_murdock:
--- Quote ---more customizable laptop
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But what if he wants a notebook?
This is a laptop. Note how it's a different form-factor.
This is a notebook. Note how it's the general size and shape of a notebook.
The reason the difference in names came about is that a long time ago, probably before most of you can remember, objects similar to these used to exist side by side with each other. Much as nowadays, we differentiate between things like ATX, Mini-ATX, Micro-ATX, and the Mac mini (which nobody will call micro-ATX.)
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