[muglo] Re: 2005 iMacs
- From: Janet Michael Brodrip <jmbrodrip@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: muglo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 22 Jan 2007 17:56:11 -0500
On 22-Jan-07, at 11:40 AM, Janet Michael Brodrip wrote:
> Tee, do you have further information on the iMac resells please ?
Nothing yet.
>
> "Mac OS X hints" suggest migration issues between PowerPC iMacs
> and Intel Duo Core but not Duo 2 Core. Cannot be sure of intel
> inception date , ? 2006. I was not always a "Turnip" but i am today.
> Thank you Michael
On 22-Jan-07, at 4:33 PM, Tee Cashmore wrote:
Not sure of your concern, but G5 iMacs were discontinued in Jan 2006,
Intel after that. If by "Turnip" you mean Turncoat (Mac to Windoze) I
am totally opposed to Windoze, but have no problem with using Intel
chips, how could I object to better speed & less heat generation?
TTFN, TeeC
No Tee, Sorry to go off topic but to clarify; I am a Somerset
turnip by heritage. I remember relatives who could not read. My
own RAM deteriorated after prolonged surgery, so i say I've
reverted to type . Thus, simple things have become hard to retain .
I was a basic but dissatisfied PC user, at home and even more at
work. We got on better with our Radio Shack 1 and 3s , until the
PCs and IT invaded.
I am most pleased with the iMac, it's only problem is its'
operator. Even so it went up perfectly without my help, as predicted.
My Mac concern is if i use a non intel iMac for backup or in a
network of 2 , i shall be out of my shallow depth, i.e. if there
are some small incompatibilities. It is clear from the Mac Hints
column that the issues are solvable but probably not by me.
Unfortunately I do not grasp the jargon or the concepts in-spite
of considerable reading .
Finally i appreciate all the technical information provided by
MUGLO, Thank you Michael
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