Recent content by georgelien

Thanks, people! My new used MacBook Pro came with a 10.6 installation DVD. Being 20+ year Mac user, I naturally have every version of Mac OS available to the public. Speed? Really? Between speed and reliability, I prefer the latter over the former.

Hi, I just got myself a used mid-2009 15-inch MacBook Pro. If you were me, would you install 10.5 or 10.6? And why? Please share your thoughts.

I don't see why not, Dunc I'm doing that myself.

Interesting point of view, but an iMac G5 my cousin's company bought for him died a few months ago. His company then bought him a MacBook Pro and told him to have his broken iMac G5, which costed him a few hundred dollars to fix.

Should I get an AppleCare 2-year extended warranty for my iMac G5? Hell, should iMac owners buy 2-year extended warranty for their iMacs? What's your take? Please advise. Best Regards, George Lien

Thanks, ora! "Now this is what I'm talking about" with Will Smith's tone in Men In Black.

True, true. But we can always speculate, I mean, I mean, we can have educated guesses based on past track records, aka past released dates. It's every six months now, right? So, it means the new iMacs should be just around the corner. Regards, George

Anyone, anyone? I'm planning to get an Intel iMac, but want to get the next generation? Does anyone know when the new Intel iMac will come out? Thanks! Regards, George

You're right, fryke! The software is simply amazing. It's a better plug and play than Windows itself. No wonder there's a rumor going around suspecting Apple buying the company that created Parallels (http://www.macuser.com/windows/apple_endorses_parallels_deskt.php). Thanks everyone!

Unfortunately, I'm running Parallel, and do not plan to use Boot Camp for my needs. Anyone, anyone?

Hello everyone! Does any of you know where I can find video and sound drivers for windows 2000? Thank you in advance!

For one thing is that the MacBook, the next generation iBook, has yet to be released. The other is, you might want to wait for the MacBook to be released before you trade in your iBook and fork in more money than you should spend for the MacBook Pro.

Okay, we're all waiting for it. The next iBook, or should I say, the brand new MacBook without the "Pro." I'm here to ask what kind of specifications and features you like to see it comes with--not what you think the machine will come with. Understand the rules? Good. Now fire away!

Yes, just call me the Reviver, which rythmns with revolver.

Who does? Me?