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Wouldn't it make more sense...
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at this point to put the MacBook and MBP together in the same forum, and but the PowerBook and iBook together? The MacBook really has more in common with the MBP than it does with the iBook.
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Of course it does. Unfortunately, MacBook and iBook posts are now commingled, as are MBP and PB posts, because somebody went ahead and made those changes without discussion, so now we're stuck. As has been discussed in another thread, I would like to simply merge the two forums, since the laptops, and the issues they have, are all quite similar.
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I second that emotion 
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"The natural progress of things is for liberty to yield and government to gain ground." TJ
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Originally Posted by Big Mac
locked due to posting in wrong forum. THIS thread however is in the right forum
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tooki seemingly had the opposite opinion on the matter at that point, though.
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