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Seperate iMac/New iMac Forums?
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Fresh-Faced Recruit
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: New Brighton, PA USA
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Since both are currently in production, andvery much different, wouldn't it make sense to seperate both into seperate forums? Just a suggestion.
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-Don Modro
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Moderator Emeritus  Join Date: Aug 2000
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I hear you, but this would result in a rather unmanagable number of forums, increasing every time Apple significantly updated a product's design and/or processor (which - hoorah! - we've seen a lot of in recent years).
I kind of like MacNN the way it is: iMac G3/G4 and iBook G3 for consumers, Power Mac G3/G4 and PowerBook G3/G4 for professionals. Seems to make sense that the forums are audience driven vs. dictated by product updates.
Anyway, welcome to the forums. 
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MP 2 x 2.8 and etc.
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Professional Poster
Join Date: May 2001
Location: Santa Clara, CA
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Originally posted by Modro:
<STRONG>Since both are currently in production, andvery much different, wouldn't it make sense to seperate both into seperate forums? Just a suggestion.</STRONG>
Absolutely not. (Oh, I get it. You're kidding.)
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World of Warcraft (Whisperwind - Alliance) <The Eternal Spiral>
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Mar 2001
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TOO MANY forums already. Maybe a few ought to collapsed, rather than have more added. But otherwise leave as is, seems logical enough to me.
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Apple: bumping prices, not specs.
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