Re: Should I Consider Buying G4 Titanium

[Al Poulin]

Let me add a bit more that I learned.  The earliest model Titanium 
would have the 400 or 500MHz processor, 128 or 256MB RAM, a 10 or 20GB 
hard drive, and DVD-ROM 2X.  A user group guy who is acting as an 
intermediary between seller and potential buyer will get the details on 
the sale item; those specs really do not matter to me.

But I understand the Titanium had problems with hinges breaking.  Does 
it happen a lot?  That can put me off.  What do you guys say?

Thanks,
Al Poulin
Anger, hate, and revenge are for the devil, forgiveness is for God, 
proactive self-defense is for the rest of us.

On Apr 13, 2005, I wrote:
I have a chance to buy an "earliest model" Titanium.  Don't know the
specs on it yet.  But should I seriously consider it or just hold my
nose and ignore it?  In other words, are these models running strong?
Or finding their way into the bottom of the closet?  A good design?  Or
an Apple mistake?

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