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Yet another iBook vs PowerBook query
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<blockquote data-quote="MoltenLava" data-source="post: 48238"><p>Do you see the pattern? All the iBook owners would prefer iBook, and the Powerbook owners say Powerbook. That's for obvious reason. The bottom line is, you'll be satisfied whichever one you get.</p><p></p><p>I have both. 12" 800Mhz G4 iBook and 15" 1.3GHz Powerbook. Not a fair comparison, yes. I prefer iBook though, although marginally now. I personally like the iBook design better. Plus it's easier on my lap due to lighter weight. The videocard on my iBook, Radeon 9200, is pretty slow. No, I don't even play games. It feels slow even using the web browsers. It doesn't bother me THAT much, so I still prefer using my iBook.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MoltenLava, post: 48238"] Do you see the pattern? All the iBook owners would prefer iBook, and the Powerbook owners say Powerbook. That's for obvious reason. The bottom line is, you'll be satisfied whichever one you get. I have both. 12" 800Mhz G4 iBook and 15" 1.3GHz Powerbook. Not a fair comparison, yes. I prefer iBook though, although marginally now. I personally like the iBook design better. Plus it's easier on my lap due to lighter weight. The videocard on my iBook, Radeon 9200, is pretty slow. No, I don't even play games. It feels slow even using the web browsers. It doesn't bother me THAT much, so I still prefer using my iBook. [/QUOTE]
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