>On Saturday, December 28, 2002, at 02:52 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>>  Ti books are fairly rugged. However, their hinges do crack, people
>>  do feel like they would break easily, and man- they get scratched SO
>>  EASILY!
>
>This is so true. I have seen Ti books that look like they have been
>owned for years they have been so scratched and nicked up. While
>overall the machine itself is relatively durable the finish and case
>are overly delicate. On the whole I think the pismo is much more rugged.

Oh man, did no one read my post from earlier this week?

I quote::
>You've gotta be kidding?  My pismo is bulletproof, ti-books are way too
>fragile, ask anyone who own's one. If moving forward means introducing a
>more fragile product that when first released, had overheating problems.
>I have heard more than one horror story from ti-book owners regarding
>hinge replacements that cost $1600 USD for a tiny piece of plastic. Why
>call it titanium?  And as far as "Hardcore PC users" revering it as the
>most beautiful laptop design on the market, that and your reference to
>such a beautiful large screen that I often catch people looking over my
>shoulder at it in public places, get a grip.

I disagree. My TiBook took a fall that broke my LCD on my Pismo 2
years ago. What happend? The case cracked. Right in the lower left
corner by the battery. The case is designed for a few things: 1)
size, 2) heat dispersal and 3) give-way for 'accidents.' I already
got the quote on the replacement cover: $275. I would gladly spend
that instead of $2000 for a new display (this laptop has already
gotten one of those this year -- not my fault and my friend replaced
it in cash).
:: End Quote.

The Bronze design did not do any of those three things well. Not even 
the display.
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