On Mar 17, 2010, at 3:22 AM, Maretta Holden wrote:

> At 2:22 PM -0600 03/10/2010, williamd wrote:
>> In the past I've read at least one poster who claimed the Aluminum G4 
>> powerbooks had "problems," and advocated sticking with TiBooks. But I've not 
>> read anyone describing such alleged problems. I'm using a 550mhz TiBook. I 
>> would like to upgrade over the summer to either a 1gb TiBook or an early 
>> AlBook. I do not want to go Intel anytime soon. Thus my reason for asking. 
>> Thanks for any advice!
>> 
>> -bill
> 
> My 15" G4 867 mhz PowerBook running Tiger is a 'lovely' machine  ... except 
> for its erratic wireless performance. I suspect the antenna runs around the 
> screen, resulting in unavoidable interference.
> 
> My 13" G3 PowerBook 2000 (Pismo) is still running Tiger perfectly ... used 
> mostly by visiting grandchildren doing homework.
> 
> I am typing this message on my new 13" Intel 2.13 ghz MacBook (the last model 
> with a firewire port) running Snow Leopard and am in the process of making it 
> my primary Mac.
> 
> It should be noted that all the older PPC applications I have tried so far 
> run perfectly well under Rosetta ... including Eudora! ... without my having 
> to do anything except copy them over.
> 
> I originally was concerned about going Intel but so far the transition has 
> been a non-issue.
> 
> - Maretta
> 


The only I know  about on the Aluminum G4 PowerBooks is a RAM slot problem. I 
have a G4 1.25 GHz AL and all is well with it. I think the slot problem is 
isolated to paticular models. However the problem can be fixed affordably.

John Carmonne
Yorba Linda USA






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