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meepzork · 2007-01-29, 18:23

what would you do?

g4 aluminum 12", 867mhz, 640mb ram, superdrive, 40gb hdd, airport - $500

or

g4 titanium 15", 1ghz, 1gb ram, superdrive, 60gb hdd, airport - $400

p.s. im mainly interested in using it for recording audio (garageband/logic) and a little web design (iweb)

thanks

Kraetos · 2007-01-29, 19:07

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Originally Posted by meepzork

what would you do?

g4 aluminum 12", 867mhz, 640mb ram, superdrive, 40gb hdd, airport - $500

or

g4 titanium 15", 1ghz, 1gb ram, superdrive, 60gb hdd, airport - $400

p.s. im mainly interested in using it for recording audio (garageband/logic) and a little web design (iweb)

thanks

The TiBook is a more powerful/faster machine, and the bigger screen will help with web design.

Unless you really want it to be smaller, the TiBook is definitly the safer bet.

meepzork · 2007-01-29, 19:22

cool, thanks

Brave Ulysses · 2007-01-30, 03:02

Since you were considering spending $500 on the 12" I would recommend saving up an additional $150-$200 to buy a first generation MacBook. It'll be far superior and a lot more bang for the buck.

meepzork · 2007-01-30, 16:39

thanks for the tip. actually i had a macbook and i sold it. dont get me wrong, its a kick ass computer, but i didnt really do much with it. I ended up buying the 15" tibook so now ive got a laptop that does everything i need it to and extra $$$

Brave Ulysses · 2007-01-30, 19:15

Congrats. I have always thought the TiBook was Apple's most desired product upon release.

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meepzork Member Join Date: Apr 2005	2007-01-29, 18:23 what would you do? g4 aluminum 12", 867mhz, 640mb ram, superdrive, 40gb hdd, airport - $500 or g4 titanium 15", 1ghz, 1gb ram, superdrive, 60gb hdd, airport - $400 p.s. im mainly interested in using it for recording audio (garageband/logic) and a little web design (iweb) thanks
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meepzork Member Join Date: Apr 2005	2007-01-29, 19:22 cool, thanks
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Brave Ulysses BANNED I am worthless beyond hope. Join Date: Dec 2005	2007-01-30, 03:02 Since you were considering spending $500 on the 12" I would recommend saving up an additional $150-$200 to buy a first generation MacBook. It'll be far superior and a lot more bang for the buck.
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meepzork Member Join Date: Apr 2005	2007-01-30, 16:39 thanks for the tip. actually i had a macbook and i sold it. dont get me wrong, its a kick ass computer, but i didnt really do much with it. I ended up buying the 15" tibook so now ive got a laptop that does everything i need it to and extra $$$
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Brave Ulysses BANNED I am worthless beyond hope. Join Date: Dec 2005	2007-01-30, 19:15 Congrats. I have always thought the TiBook was Apple's most desired product upon release.
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