Hi Simon,

Just read you blog and noticed that your Pismo is 400mhz. Mine was  
500mhz - only a 50mhz upgrade for me. Might there not be a  
difference. When I signed up to broadband, the minium computer  
figuration was 500/550mhz.

My experience of broadband prior to getting my Pismo was on my ibook  
clamshell 300mhz. It was painful, for a while... and video was a  
complete no... no. I saw a big improvement with the Pismo. And it  
didn't cost me as much as a new Macbook pro. And I always lusted  
after one when they were new, but took the clamshell. Though a  
Macbook pro shouldn't be long in the coming...! As lovely as the  
Pismo is, something bang-up to date would just make life that  
'little' bit smoother and even more of a pleasure.

Cheers



On 30 Sep 2008, at 19:06, Simon Royal wrote:

>
> Hi.
>
> I had the pleasure of installing OSX and setting up a friends  
> PowerBook G3 Pismo which had a 550mhz G4 upgrade in it. It has  
> 640MB of RAM too.
>
> While my G3 400mhz with 1GB RAM isn't sluggish by any means, this  
> G4 Pismo positively flew along. Installing OSX Tiger, installing  
> the combo updater and installing software this thing didn't have to  
> think about anything.
>
> So I was wondering where I could get a G4 upgrade from. I know they  
> dont make them anymore and there are none on eBay UK.
>
> Also what sort of price are we looking at.
>
> Simon
>
> --- www.simonroyal.co.uk and www.nmug.org.uk (sent using Nokia E71)
>
>
> >


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