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Ti Versus Ai 15 torsion test?
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Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Here
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Could someone with both brain books in hand do a reasonable yet not overzealous torsion twist on the two models and give me a, well, stiffness report? 
I think we all know who'll be rigidified, yeah? 
Juz curious though... 
...db
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"I'll take a extra layer of ram on that
gigaflop sandwich mister"
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Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: Boston, MA
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Wait, you want someone to twist a pair of laptops to let you know which one is stiffer?
I would love to possibly destroy my machine so that you can gain empirical data on powerbook case torsion ratings.
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1.25ghz 15" PowerBook
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Senior User
Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: Deer Crossing, CT
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I did this test on a store model (not about to do it to my brand new baby! The aluminum PB 15" is much sturdier than my Rev. A 500Ti.
The keyboard is much nicer as well.
So much for saying I was going to wait for a G5 PowerBook LOL! 
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Join Date: Sep 2001
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Originally posted by PBG4 User:
So much for saying I was going to wait for a G5 PowerBook LOL!
I said that too, and then when the 15" Alubooks came out, I said "Well then. Purchased."
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1.25ghz 15" PowerBook
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Senior User
Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: Deer Crossing, CT
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Originally posted by Chemmy:
I said that too, and then when the 15" Alubooks came out, I said "Well then. Purchased."
I see from your signature that we both have the same model!
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