Hi,

Sorry if this has been asked before but I'm one of those very few ;-) people who is 
contemplating upgrading the faithful pismo -
currently with 384Mb Ram and 20Gb hard disk running OS 9.2.2
Jaguar is tempting because it might make some things easier - especially networking to 
the linux box  but not a big deal.  Before
even thinking of OSX, though, I suspect RAM and possibly disk upgrades are de rigour.

I notice the main dealers sell 512Mb SODIMS for the PB but the official apple spec
(http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=43126) states that Max is 256 per slot 
i.e. 512 Mb.    Does it 'just work' or are
there some caveats?   Also can one just stuff in a bigger disk?  (I remember the old 
days of Mac IIsi and PPC6100/60) where 'non
apple' disks weren't recognized by the apple tools.

I noticed some people were discussing reliability etc.  My 2cents / 0.01905 euro: My 
Pismo is 2 1/2 years old and used to travel a
lot (on the road every other week) and often shuttled between work and home on the 
back of a montain bike.  So fa, it's been great. 
A slightly bigger screen (resolution) would be nice.  it compares favorably with the 
PC laptop (work provided) which is falling
apart after 6 months and weights considerably more.  Also the mac ergomics are streets 
ahead.  

One minor niggle is on the PC (and ones I've used since the mid 90's), you could tap 
on the trackpad to mouse click - do the newer
iBooks/PowerBooks support this?

TIA
Pete.

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