@matigo The 13" one is a bit unusual: it shipped with a 160 GB HD which I thought a bit odd because the while MacBook available at the same time had 250 GB. And a higher-spec processor, too. That 13" used to be mine: I upgraded it to 4 GB of RAM and a 320 GB 7200 rpm HDD. That made its performance quite snappy in its day. Now it's used to keep track of a bunch of library books.
@streakmachine Belongs to a graphics designer/stage actor. I onece bought a 300 MHz G3 PowerMac from him: it had a 450 MHz G4 grafted onto it, 2 GB of RAM and an absolute brute of a graphics card that's better that the one in my 2005 G5 PowerMac
// @matigo
@streakmachine Had I looked a bit closer, there was an 11" MBA on the other end of the table which would have made the shot even better.
// @matigo
@matigo Nope. The last of the 17" ones came out in late 2011 & had either a 2.4 or 2.5 GHz Quad-core i7 Sandy Bridge on board.
Having lunch ? outside a real estate agent in a suburban shopping strip. The senior sales executive is named Roland Rentz.
Slowly consuming a mix of strawberry & cream ice cream, dark cherry yogurt, clotted cream and custard. The coldness will help relieve throat irritation & the calcium content will help against the reflux attack that's just become apparent.
Twelve hours ago I was relaxing at the controls of my G5 PowerMac, under the cool airflow of the air conditioner. I had to change the batteries on the A/C remote control & reset its time display. I went to the litchen to check the time on one of the ovens, only when I resumed my seat did I realise the time on the G5's screen was correct.