This argument was used about the G4's "never being cool enough" to put in a 
Powerbook, in 2000..
Of course temp issues have never slowed down the dark side--they just 
supercharge the cooling fans.  Maybe the Mac laptops can become like Windows, 
measured by decibels of noise not Mhz of speed!

tom

In a message dated 12/8/03 8:27:30 AM, you wrote:
>
>> I read somewhere that g5's will never be used in powerbooks, because 
>> they are just too hot for such.  this is why they went to so much trouble 
>> with he cooling system in the g5 desktop.
>>
>I wouldn't put money on it.   How many times have you heard technology 
>prognosticators say this or that "will never happen" only to be proven 
>wrong within a year?  Do you think Apple is going to just stop making 
>laptops?  They'll find a way.  Maybe a new cooler chip?  Or perhaps 
>liquid cooling is coming.  Hmmm...  I can see the new System Prefs pane 
>now - "Liquid Coolant Settings: Check Levels; Change Now!"  Do you 
>think AAA will offer PowerBook roadside assistance?

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