[geeks] Dual Xeon vs Dual G4

[Joacim Melin]

Me too.  I always liked how the Mac's looked compared to the pretty 
boring PC boxes of the 80s and 90s and for a PC nerd like myself, it 
was a revelation to buy a G3 Powerbook. I sold it a while later since 
OS X 10.0.something wasen't fast enough on that box.

When 10.2 came out I got an 15" TFT iMac and now I'm looking at getting 
an 12" Powerbook too.
I never use OS9 except when I have to edit my articles in Quark Xpress, 
but part from that I never will.

If OS X was running on a PC, I would still run OS X and OS X is the 
only reason I am a mac user.

joacim

"This is supposed to be a happy occasion. Let's not bicker and argue 
about who killed who. "

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who > joacim melin
how > joacim at melin.org
where > http://z80.org
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On Sunday, Feb 2, 2003, at 03:23 Europe/Stockholm, Dave Kimmel wrote:

> On Sat, 1 Feb 2003, Bill Bradford wrote:
>
>> I swore I'd never buy a Mac - but then OSX happened, and EVERYTHING
>> CHANGED.
>
> Ditto.  I read about OSX and the new Macs for months, then I went and
> played around with an iBook for an hour at a store.  The next day I 
> bought
> it.
>
> So here's a question for all the Mac users on the list:  What's the
> coolest or most useful feature on OSX?
>
> For me, I think that it has to be the Location menu.  The fact that I 
> can
> move my iBook between work and home with no networking hassles (and no
> reboots!) is sweet.
>
> -- Dave Kimmel
>    crisco_kid at shaw.ca
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