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<blockquote data-quote="m1k" data-source="post: 49615">1. My new 12&quot; PB 1.33GHz with 512MB RAM is a dream. I love it. I use it every day. Mac really does change your life. No more crashing! The only problem is that my hinges are a bit stiff, but I'm getting that fixed with AlGlide (a RadTech product) in a few days.2. It was easy. I had no files at all to transfer, so that part was easy. But the OS wasn't that hard to learn, it was a lot like XP, but, well, better.3. I've owned my PowerBook since June of this year. I think Safari has crashed once because I was messing around with Xupport settings and closing system apps used by the system in the System Monitor. I fixed them up and it never crashed again. Using my Mac for at least 2 hours each day, I think that's pretty good.4. No, I would not go back, ever. There's a PC in the house as well and I just can't stand it. XP just seems so primitive compared to X. Apple forever!5. Get a Mac and you will never regret it.6. I would like to see an innovative trackpad replacement from Apple for their new PowerBooks/iBooks. Trackpads are alright I guess, but it would be brilliant if Apple engineers could design another pointing system that works better. I would also like to see the **** hinge problem fixed in the PowerBook. It's sort of annoying, and I've heard it's a common problem.7. I've been here for like 3 minutes, sorry.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="m1k, post: 49615"] 1. My new 12" PB 1.33GHz with 512MB RAM is a dream. I love it. I use it every day. Mac really does change your life. No more crashing! The only problem is that my hinges are a bit stiff, but I'm getting that fixed with AlGlide (a RadTech product) in a few days. 2. It was easy. I had no files at all to transfer, so that part was easy. But the OS wasn't that hard to learn, it was a lot like XP, but, well, better. 3. I've owned my PowerBook since June of this year. I think Safari has crashed once because I was messing around with Xupport settings and closing system apps used by the system in the System Monitor. I fixed them up and it never crashed again. Using my Mac for at least 2 hours each day, I think that's pretty good. 4. No, I would not go back, ever. There's a PC in the house as well and I just can't stand it. XP just seems so primitive compared to X. Apple forever! 5. Get a Mac and you will never regret it. 6. I would like to see an innovative trackpad replacement from Apple for their new PowerBooks/iBooks. Trackpads are alright I guess, but it would be brilliant if Apple engineers could design another pointing system that works better. I would also like to see the **** hinge problem fixed in the PowerBook. It's sort of annoying, and I've heard it's a common problem. 7. I've been here for like 3 minutes, sorry. [/QUOTE]

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