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Since when? As far as laptops go the G4 line of powerbooks
is priced more attractivly than many of the dells or other
junk. Also this is not only Apple's notebooks, many others
from dell etc. have a similar problem. Nice try at FUD
though. - Posted by: Rick_K Posted on: 11/03/03 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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