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Look, I simply cut through the bullshit to give you my first response, I'll be more specific with this response. 1) Let's look at some prices at www.apple.com as of 01/20/2006: Intel 17" iMac: $1299 Intel 20" iMac: $1699 PPC 17" iMac: $1299 PPC 20" iMac: $1699 So, what is your problem...

Let's put it this way, a lot of Hollywood stars and even Paris Hilton are apparently Mensa members, so don't put too much stock into these kinds of supposed tests.

IBM switched their focus on PPC manufacturing to Xbox 360 and PS3, along with the Cell processor codeveloped with Sony and Toshiba.

When you reinstalled Tiger and NOTHING ELSE does your Mac still freeze up? If it does not freeze up, then it is another piece of hardware or software causing you the problems, and you will need to reinstall them one at a time until a problem occurs. If it does freeze up after a completely...

Why? Yes. Save your money, buy the Intel 20" iMac. The screen size is never something you should ever try to save money on.

Have you double checked all of the settings on your router? Have you tried upgrading the firmware on your router? I had the same problems with my Linksys router until I upgraded its firmware and reset all of the security settings.

Have you installed any new programs recently which might be conflicting or causing a problem? I have been using a Linksys router in a mixed environment for a long time without any problems, so the chances of it being the router in this case are extremely low. But, it would be worthwhile to...

Is your iBook set to DHCP with NO manual settings whatsoever? Are ALL of your network server services shutoff (for testing purposes)? Is your iBook 802.11b and all of your other computers are 802.11g and your router is not set to accept both types of network connections? Have you upgraded the...

Have you actually tried logging into your wireless router? Usually something like 192.168.1.1 or whatever it says in your owner's manual. 1) The default setup is completely basic and is completely securityless but still needs to be configured to work properly 2) Make sure that none of your...

Windows Media Center is nothing more than a repackaged version of Windows XP Home.

3. Not entirely true. With OS X Tiger, Apple was finally able to freeze their API. Therefore, future versions from 10.4 and up should be 100% compatible with each other, barring any additional kernel-level (new hardware) or user-level (new hardware) changes. Again, the API is now frozen...

What program were you using that destroyed your system settings? What update did you install? What caused this to happen? You can go to Apple and do a Search for 'audit'. In particular, you may want to start on Page 61, although there is good information about auditing both before and...

What kind of utilities and other programs do you have installed or have you used on your Mac?

You need to verify that your HDD's are jumpered correctly. Mac's are very particular about how the HDD's are jumpered and cabled and Mac OS 9 and Mac OS X do not access the hardware in the same way. Fortunately, I just got rid of OS 9 for good so I no longer have these kinds of problems. But...

Since I come from a Unix and Windows background, this was an easy solution when I ran into the same situation, and is common amongst all Unix variants including OS X. Unfortunately, Apple still makes SMB/CIFS extremely difficult to use, and there is no good reason for this. Have you tried...