EliteWeb
msg:977642 | 8:32 pm on Apr 29, 2002 (gmt 0) |
1200.00 or so for Students for the system, already checked ;) hehehe its still sexy and can hold all my SEO warez ;) (excluding google toolbar ;( ) May take it into consideration for purchase, but i dont know just yet.
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Macguru
msg:977643 | 8:40 pm on Apr 29, 2002 (gmt 0) |
EliteWeb, Please let me know if you can sell me a "used" one with all your "SEO warez ninja" stuff 'forgoten' in the trash can. ;) Buying used, can mean good extras... Direct link to product: [apple.com...]
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NFFC
msg:977644 | 9:10 pm on Apr 29, 2002 (gmt 0) |
They need to strip it down further, it is the ideal office drone machine if the price point is right and the networking problems are sorted. They need to develop a bizMac, huge market for the taking.
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mivox
msg:977645 | 10:24 pm on Apr 29, 2002 (gmt 0) |
Oooh... I am so tempted. If I register for a single class at UAF, I could get it for under $15/month... Oooohhhh.... So, so VERY tempting. (Then I could requisition our CRT as an external monitor for my laptop, and get a floppy keyboard... and leave the little white pill machine on the desktop for my boyfriend. He'd be so happy. ;) )
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Macguru
msg:977646 | 11:15 pm on Apr 29, 2002 (gmt 0) |
They need to develop a bizMac, huge market for the taking. 110% agreed NFFC! Just some cheap standard beige mini-AT tower with a beige keyboard, a 6 button wheeled mouse, integrated video and 2 spare PCI slots. Fully networkable for the average Joe, 99.99% security issues removed and twice cheaper to own and run on short term. And there you go for some real BMac!
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Josk
msg:977647 | 12:48 pm on Apr 30, 2002 (gmt 0) |
Six buttons?? I'm not sure about the US, but in the UK there wouldn't be a huge market for that. But perhaps Wales...
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Macguru
msg:977648 | 12:47 pm on Jun 4, 2002 (gmt 0) |
*BUMP!* Apple to Offer Popular eMac to Consumers! [biz.yahoo.com] Apple is actually listening to consumers? What a nice step since the Amelio days!
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brotherhood of LAN
msg:977649 | 1:02 pm on Jun 4, 2002 (gmt 0) |
Slightly OT But does anyone know what sort of resolution these babies will be running on......most schools seem to be stuck on 800x600 and I welcome the new "school" that uses teh bigger res's :)
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Macguru
msg:977650 | 1:07 pm on Jun 4, 2002 (gmt 0) |
17-inch flat CRT display (16-inch diagonal) with up to 1280-by-960 pixels in 24-bit color Graphic card : NVIDIA GeForce2 MX AGP 2X graphics with 32MB of Double Data Rate (DDR)
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mivox
msg:977651 | 5:23 pm on Jun 4, 2002 (gmt 0) |
Unfortunately, I fear the eMac may turn the desklamp iMac into the next Cube... Why pay extra for the *really* funny looking one, when you can get a moderately funny-looking machine for less money, same performance? Apple is actually listening to consumers? Hush! You'll jinx it.
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Macguru
msg:977652 | 5:58 pm on Jun 4, 2002 (gmt 0) |
>>I fear the eMac may turn the desklamp iMac into the next Cube... >>Hush! You'll jinx it. Actually, I decode Apple (lies) in position that the eMac didn't meet sales expectations to the education channels. It was a just another attempt to revive this market with their machines at some sensitive price. It did not work. They are pushing the surplus into consumers's market as hot cakes. (wich they are) Expect some 17" flat pannel desklamp someday to save the G4 iMac. It will save the high end consumer market. For the time beeing, I repeat, Apple!, where is my baby AT Mac?
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brotherhood of LAN
msg:977653 | 9:59 pm on Jun 4, 2002 (gmt 0) |
>>17-inch flat CRT display (16-inch diagonal) with up to 1280-by-960 pixels in 24-bit color mouth watering here.......I'll bless the day each and every school has a computer like this :)
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