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Worth it to sell my 12" PB Rev.B to buy 15" Rev.C
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Join Date: Sep 2003
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I have been thinking about it. I also have an external LCD that I work primarly off of, which I would be selling too. Along with my Apple Bluetooth Keyboard. I had the 12" for school and I graduated in December. I would just like more power now that size isn't much of a constraint. How much of a performance increase am I looking at going to a 1.5ghz, 1024mb RAM? My 12" has 768mb RAM and a 4200rpm HD. Better to just go to a 1.33 for the price? How much do you guys think I could get for my current PowerBook? I didn't get the extra warranty... 1yr expires at the end of September though.
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Join Date: Apr 2000
Location: Taipei, Taiwan
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I think if you had the extra cash, by all means go for the Rev. C model. I would say at least 1~1.5GB or more RAM, depending on what apps you would like running( e.g. motion ). The more the merrier IMO. Do a quick search on eBay to check out the market price, but do try and get rid of it before the 1 year expiration date. Having Extended warranty can add tremendous value to your computer as well cause PB part/labor is quite costly.
Cheers~
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Past Love:
Apple II, Mac SI, PB Duo, Pismo, iMac G4, Digital Audio
iMac Rev.A 256MB OSX10.3
PB 17" Rev. C 1.5Ghz
Current:
MacBook 2.0Ghz 10.5.2
MacBook Pro 2.4Ghz 17" 10.5.2
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Join Date: Feb 2002
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I would definitely tell the buyer he has an opportunity to buy AppleCare before the year is over. That is the case, right?
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right... you should be able to buy an extended warranty.
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