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Re: Mac Cursor [message #51198 is a reply to message #51191] Tue, 07 November 2006 11:32 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Paul Van Delst[1] is currently offline  Paul Van Delst[1]
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Wayne Landsman wrote:
> David Fanning wrote:
>
>> I would put Paul van Delst's name forward
>> as someone who can provide insight into why a researcher
>> loves a machine that crashes 10 times a day. I will
>> say, however, that the spinning desktop thing is WAY cool. :-)
>
> Nobody loves a machine that crashes 10 times a day but this does not
> seem to be a general OS problem but limited to a particular laptop
> model in a particular setup. --Wayne

Wayne has it right there. The "new" macbook pro's are AFAICT the only ones suffering en
masse from this type of problem - but it's not universal. I got mine in April/May 2006 - I
haven't checked to see if it's only Intel-chipped mbps that are wobbly. Powerbooks,
iBooks, G4s or whatever the earlier versions/incarnations were called appear to be very
reliable. Hopefully the "newer" macbook pros incorporate any fixes.

paulv

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