IBM plays to more the business market than the consumer market. With the ownership of the PC division changing hands (assuming the government doesn't axe the deal) this may change.
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Originally Posted by snorre
This is what we know so far:
http://www.digitimes.com/systems/a20050205A2003.html
Also, the specs of the first Turion 64-based notebooks are already available from...
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Originally Posted by abf
you are one of the lucky few. i have the emacs and the g3 imacs crash on me every time i use them. the G5 even failed on me. ...and don't get me started on the G3 iBooks and G4...
Is the bottleneck with notebook optical drives the size or the ATAPI interface. If it's the interface, could notebookdrives operate at the same speeds as desktop drives if ATAPI were replaced with SATA?
Nice laptop. I'm very impressed with what emachines has done in the higher end laptop segment I'm probably going to go with the sucessor to the 6800 series when I replace my laptop early next year.
