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Will u get a PowerPerch for your G5?
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LoL...the things some people buy. Some of their items looks alright, but that one looks really rediculous.
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5G 60GB video iPod
512MB iPod Shuffle
Westone UM1 Canalphones
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B/C we all know that gigantic G5 is not big enough already.
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Um, in a word: 'no'.
I really wonder why anyone would want to attach a perspex skateboard their Mac?!
Then again you could have 'corridor' G5 races...You could put it on a lead and drag it around with you... you could attach it to your cat who could pull it around for you... you could... erm...
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Isn't that site run by that well known scammer?
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Originally posted by Severed Hand of Skywalker:
Isn't that site run by that well known scammer?
It is the guy who runs 'MacWhispers'.
Pretty much says it all.
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In this case, the 1.6 could be faster than a dual 2.0 machine - in sheer velocity. Max out the 1.6 with 2 huge HDs and all the memory possible to tack on some extra weight - then race them down the hall when you're bored at work. I'd like to see the results of that test...
Overall it's an ugly product that I wouldn't find useful (except for above). What's with the Rollerblade wheels? Very classy.
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Bah, friggin MacMice again, I will never buy anything from them, ripoffs.
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Unlike peecee owners, I don't know of any Mac owner who actually sticks their computer on the floor under a desk. Macs are meant to be seen (with the possible exception of the G5 cheese grater).
This thing is a joke, and it's funny to think someone actually spent time and money to develop it.
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Wow. Dumbest thing I've ever seen.
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Originally posted by tonewheel:
Unlike peecee owners, I don't know of any Mac owner who actually sticks their computer on the floor under a desk. Macs are meant to be seen (with the possible exception of the G5 cheese grater).
This thing is a joke, and it's funny to think someone actually spent time and money to develop it.
My G4's are on the floor under my desk.
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No, I wouldn't. But only for the reason that I don't believe it's appropriate. I could see it tipping and dumping my expensive investment onto the floor, not exactly a good thing.
However, I do like their iscoot. It's cheap, seems to be a little bit smarter in design, and keeps the computer off the floor. In my rooms, I usually don't have the pleasure to put my computers on the tables because they're crowded with monitors.
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In a realm beyond site, the sky shines gold, not blue, there the Triforce's might makes mortal dreams come true.
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Why not replace it with a color-flashing skate wheel. That would be cool.
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Simply put: a wonderful waste of money! I don't know who in their right mind would buy this piece of junk, lol.
Noah
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I think its a great product, if I got a G5 I would never let it out of my site, but I wouldnt want to carry it around. I could walk it around like a dog LOL after all a G5 is a macaddicts best friend 
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Brian says (9:16 AM): I was looking at houses in Ottawa... I actually have a temptation in me to move
Jeff ******* says (9:19 AM): Eww, Ottawa is gross. It's infested with politicians, and presently, 1 Harper as well.
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I have always wanted to roll my desktop computer around. Now I can sell my PowerBook! 
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I keep my Power Mac on the floor under the desk... although I'd love to have it available to stare out, the reality is the fan noise is much less noticeable when it's not at ear-level. Besides, it frees up desktop space for actual work.
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$130 for a piece of bent plexiglas and 4 wheels from IKEA? (Yes, IKEA sells casters that have, essentially, clear rollerblade wheels. It's $6 for a set of 4.)
And why tilted?!? I'd be afraid that the thing will just tip off the end there!
tooki
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