On 5-Jun-05, at 8:20 PM, Tim Collier wrote:
My wife and I each have an iBook, both purchased last November and
now both running 10.4.1. We have no issues with heat. Do you hold
the computer on your lap or on an unventilated surface?
Tim,
No, I only use it on table top surfaces and it just gets too hot
after awhile to use. It has already been evaluated once by Apple and
they sent me a new battery (even though the old one was not on the
recall list). That seemed to make a significant difference but then
when I installed Tiger just after it was released, the heat issues
returned.
Apple flatly denies that it could have anything to do with Tiger and
stated it was simply coincidental but at the same time, they have not
been able to come up with any other reason. I am not sure what the
problem is. Right now, it feel quite cool and I've been on it for 10
minutes but within another 20-30 minutes I will not be able to use it.
Amber
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