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mac205.. it's about YOU and YOU only... no one can encourage you or help you from doing it! A few more jumps and base parachute packing and I shall be on my way to... I hope... That is what I always say to people: I always, always wanted to jump from bridges, buildings (and all the B.A.S.E) but it might happen that after a jump I realise I don't like it... or get addicted to it, like in skydiving! First it was just to burn time while I didn't have snow for snowboarding.. now.. how cares for snowboarding!?" Kisses CV Fly high, dive deep and live in between

with full face helmet you don't have to worry all the time about your glaces... but you have a lot more of inconvenients... CV Fly high, dive deep and live in between

Initially I was wrinkling my nose (arguing and yelling was more like it) with the intel idea. But since I'm an early-(LC III) mac- user and I've seen Steve Job's progress, I am going to trust this one. They sold a lot of iMacs G5 and as far as I'm concerned it was just ok, since it's a very recent computer, and I even though they have given up the idea of intel; so why not spend the last G5 chips on the "i" groups (basic computers- iMac, iBooks...) and save the surprise for S.Francisco. It was obvious... no G5 was to be put inside a PowerBook and for a long time these laptops needed something new... but MacBook Pro... Well, I've bee talking too much (can't help it when it comes to macs) and I'll try to express my opinion and reply your post: the prices will remain and that is probably the best new... other things like interface performance.. Wow! you will notice as much as you notice you're running unix on Mac OS X, that means: you won't. Let's do it huh? I can imagine Steve Job's thoughts "just in case they disagree and get angry on intel chips on macs lets do something new to buy their smiles out: iLife, iWork..."- it worked for me :) Order yours now... and make sure you get the best of the best in terms of RAM, memory, disk space and stuff on this laptop (it's still hard for me to insult the cuty PowerBook and call it MacBook.. Pro). If you get sad someday, and need someone to talk to you have the "help line" 1-800-MY-APPLE Any extra discussions on that, you can always type your thoughts on http://discussions.apple.com/index.jspa I didn't have the courage to go there yet... Think I'm gonna pass that for a couple more days... Regardzzzzz CV Fly high, dive deep and live in between