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Re: What if Steve Jobs ran The LEGO Company?
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Mon, 5 Feb 2001 05:43:40 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.geek, Erik Olson writes:
> > They're cheap enough for now, although you'd have to slap another 64m
> > minimum in that stripped down $2500 version to make it livable - preferably
> > 192 to bring it up to 256.
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> Huh? The 400mhz model comes with 128mb. That's livable. 256 is swimming.
You're right. Hrmmm - maybe I saw a price list at the computer store on
campus with a misprint or something, or maybe I'm thinking of the low-end iBook.
Ok, out of the box the $2500 (guess we get a whole $100 off for educational
purchases - wheee) model is ok. I'd still stick another 128 in it, though.
> (But some games--theme park world for one--now demand 80mb ram.. won't be
> long til their kind refuse to run..)
Ught, sim games - can't stand them. Rachael's a big fan of some
rollercoaster game - tycoon or something. She even said its better than the
new one by the Sim people. My attention span and free time I can spend on
any one thing are too limited for that whole "build it and watch it run"
genre. I lean more towards the kill 'em and blow things up side.
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| (...) Urggghhhh......... My PowerBook dealer, Scott, told me I maybe can have a 500 mhz Powerbook G4 tomorrow if I want it! (assuming they materialize in the morning as expected.) I'm going to hold off until a 400 mhz model comes in. Ooh... (23 years ago, 8-Feb-01, to lugnet.off-topic.geek)
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