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heljy:
thanks for the recommendation, but i dun think i will get one anytime soon  :(

I can only sell off my system for about 200 max (I am keeping the rest of the drives and hdd)

That will still leave me a looooooooooong way to good.

BTW, the Tibook cost too much!!! Over 2000+  :eek:  So I think I will just stick to ibook for now....

psyjax:
WOW! $200 for an AMD 1600+, man PC's really are goin cheep now adays.

I would figure 700+ Max, but then that's how used Mac prices usually range.

http://www.smalldog.com/product/41906

this one looks nice    

EDIT: Also, I checked uBid.com, there are a bunch of TiBooks on near closing options. A couple for 400+ and the others for around 1000. That may work.

[ October 24, 2002: Message edited by: psyjax ]

heljy:
did you say ubid.com? I check them out and they only have one Tibook selling for 2000 and the reserve price is not met yet  :(

Well, thanks anyway, I will continue to look around.

My school is under apple's education plan and so I get $50 off any of the ibooks.  

psyjax:
here is what I see:

http://www.ubid.com/actn/opn/getpage.asp?AuctionId=601129374

tho that has 19hrs to go

http://www.ubid.com/actn/opn/getpage.asp?AuctionId=601126984

this one has a day

Pantso:
I just ordered YDL 2.3 and I'll have it next week hopefully.    Before you ask, I would gladly download the ISOs but I'm still on dial-up.   :mad:  

Which brings me to my next question.

I know that Apple uses softmodems nowadays (grrr) but who makes them?? I did a Google search and found a page from Conexant that offers drivers for Apple's softmodems? But is it conexant or another vendor?   :rolleyes:  

The point is that I'd like to be able to use the modem in Linux as well. So, do you have any more info?

Thanks in advance (once more),
Panos

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