On Thu, Apr 22, 2010 at 6:30 PM, Bill Chapman <[email protected]> wrote: > Yeah, I saw that wiki page several months ago... the colours are way off on > my displays. I also saw another page where the guy had the two side-by-side, > and mine looked closer to Bondi... but you simply cannot judge an on-screen > color with the actual machine. The specs tell the official story of course. > My argument addresses the fact that Apple called a turquoise/green blue > colour 'blueberry'... blueberries are not blue/green, they are PURPLE or > maybe even closer to INDIGO, at least up here in Toronto. > > Btw, I also have the G3 Blue&White and the blue/green iBook. But it's > impossible to decide which colour is which > _______________________________________
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