To: johnfrink
Apple stores, on the other hand, are pretty cool. Very well laid out, staffed with very knowledgeable staff, and overall a very pleasant environment. My computer guru son bought an 17" Apple Powerbook G4 Titanium and he loves it! He runs Microsoft Virtual PC for the PC side of things and OSx 10.8.2 for the Aplle stuff. Neat laptop!
46 posted on
04/01/2004 2:55:42 PM PST by
teletech
(Friends don't let friends vote DemocRAT!)
To: teletech
"He runs Microsoft Virtual PC for the PC side of things and OSx 10.8.2 for the Aplle stuff."
I hope to god you mean OS X 10.2.8!
I have a 12" G4 powerbook, and love it. So small, so light, so powerful. I think Apple has made great strides in recent years in getting their prices down to the somewhat-affordable (rather than the entirely-unaffordable of a few years back), and are continuing to make products that are many degrees of coolness above the competition.
To: teletech
My computer guru son bought an 17" Apple Powerbook G4 Titanium and he loves it! He runs Microsoft Virtual PC for the PC side of things and OSx 10.8.2 for the Aplle stuff. Neat laptop!I'm sick of Windows, but I'm going to wait until the PowerBook G5 comes out this summer.
To: teletech
My first desktop was a Sony Vaio 90 purchased "Black Friday" 1996. My father still uses it.
I made the switch to a PowerBook Titantium in July 03, changed over to the PowerBook 15 Aluminum, have not looked back.
89 posted on
04/01/2004 5:30:57 PM PST by
olde north church
(Barbarity has lost fewer wars than civility has won. ONC's alter-ego)
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