Re: Pismo vs ibook?

[michael Vogt]

I just went through the same ? that you are asking I had Lombard  Then 
I was tying to decide on the pismo or the iBook the main thing I wanted 
was to run Apple DVD Player in Panther I was not sure about the Pismo 
doing that  one person it would then anther said it would not so that 
was the main reason  I went with the iBook and I bought mine for around 
 $ 400   and as far as upgrading it it has been easy also most of them 
come with the airport card in it
Michael & Sharon  Vogt <><
On Sep 20, 2004, at 10:58 PM, Andrew F. wrote:

If it is a 12" iBook you are comparing (I think all of the 500-700MHz 
were,
though I may be wrong), then that would easily win the choice for me.  
The
Pismo, like all other PowerBooks since the 2400 (current 12" excepted) 
is
just too danged big and heavy.

Less is more.
Andrew
PpowerBook 12" (4.6lbs)
Toshiba Portege (3.4 lbs) - for those few tasks that require Windows 
and for
very long flights (8 hour battery)

On 9/20/04 9:44 PM, "Tom Ethen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The bus speed is the same 100mhz.
Actually is is 66mhz and not 50mhz!
http://www.lowendmac.com/pb2/ibook3.html
T



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