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Is This a Good Buy? — #1
http://www.compubizusa.com/m8858lla.html
I'm attracted to this model at that price b/c it has DVI out and a decent (though not blazing) processor.
No idea how reputable the resel…
Is This a Good Buy? — #2
it seems you can get an Apple Refurb cheaper than this -- is it brand new?
Is This a Good Buy? — #3
2nd reaction: spend a bit more $$ and get a new 15"
Is This a Good Buy? — #4
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Originally posted by vancenase:
2nd reaction: spend a bit more $$ and get a new 15"
I might indeed be inclined to agree. But after I buy extra RAM, Panther…
Is This a Good Buy? — #5
find a friend in education ... base 15" starts at 1,799.00 w/ edu discount ...
Is This a Good Buy? — #6
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Originally posted by vancenase:
find a friend in education ... base 15" starts at 1,799.00 w/ edu discount ...
Yeah, either that or go with a used one.
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Is This a Good Buy? — #7
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Originally posted by selowitch:
http://www.compubizusa.com/m8858lla.html
I'm attracted to this model at that price b/c it has DVI out and a decent (though not bl…
Is This a Good Buy? — #8
Steer clear of this computer, for another 150 you can get a powerbook off an edu discount, or find an apple refurb with a better processor.
Their bizrate ratings are not great, a …
Is This a Good Buy? — #9
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Originally posted by macross:
At that price no, find a friend with a student discount and ask him/her to get you a pb. Around that price i can get a new 15" pb w…
Is This a Good Buy? — #10
your sister should be able to walk into an apple store, if you like, say "i'd like one of these" ... then show proof of affiliation.
actually, all i had to do was give the zip cod…
Ever try connecting your Powerbook to a TV and play HALO? — #1
It's pretty fun, I only did it for a short period of time but the funny thing is that the picture quality was actually better then on my laptop screen.
Max res was 800 x 600 on t…
Ever try connecting your Powerbook to a TV and play HALO? — #2
How do you think I spent new years eve?? (no I wasn't alone)
28" Fun Yes, it really was cool, and it certainly looked better. There seems to be this for using the PB in closed…
Can you disbale sleep mode on close with a pb 12" revb? — #2
No you can't. The powerbook's are designed so that they cannot operate in clamshell mode. Although you can wake it up like this, it isn't recommended because the powerbook's cool…
Can you disbale sleep mode on close with a pb 12" revb? — #3
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Originally posted by KraziKid:
No you can't. The powerbook's are designed so that they cannot operate in clamshell mode. Although you can wake it up like this, …
Can you disbale sleep mode on close with a pb 12" revb? — #4
So if I'm watching a movie on an external t.v, I can close the lid?
Can you disbale sleep mode on close with a pb 12" revb? — #5
Or is you are using a mini dvi to vga will it keep it from sleeping, and how would you do this?
Can you disbale sleep mode on close with a pb 12" revb? — #6
This has been covered many times. Use the search function.
Can you disbale sleep mode on close with a pb 12" revb? — #7
I tried, couldn't find what I wantd. THANKS THOUGH!
Can you disbale sleep mode on close with a pb 12" revb? — #8
Just plug in a USB keyboard and mouse before sleeping the computer. Connect the monitor and everything like you normally would. Then close the computer. It will go to sleep. Th…
Can you disbale sleep mode on close with a pb 12" revb? — #9
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Originally posted by ooagentbender:
I tried, couldn't find what I wantd. THANKS THOUGH!
I am a sig cop, yours is too big... kthx
Powerbook 17" harddisk spinning like mad — #1
This powerbook of mine has the tendency to let the harddisk rev up a couple of times (3 minutes) while I play Ghost recon. It also revs up when the rainbow-ball rolls. It revs up a…
Powerbook 17" harddisk spinning like mad — #2
it's definitely the fan.
Hard disks spin like mad all the time. (they spin down during sleep but are not even close to as loud as the 17" fan)
Powerbook 17" harddisk spinning like mad — #3
It could be the fan. I believe the fan is where you stated it is. How much RAM do you have?