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Wednesday October 08, 2003

Panther coming in 14 days

I don't mind paying $129 bucks to speed up my Mac - but this image is too good to pass up.

Panther Coming...

Posted in Mac OS X at Oct 08 2003, 11:00:12 AM MDT 4 Comments
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Love it! I get her sentiment, but I am sure I will still buy it (and it will probably be 129 POUNDS here!)

Posted by Sam Dalton on October 08, 2003 at 05:43 PM MDT #

I don't see a real incentive to upgrade. I just bought this machine why would I want to dump more money into it already?

Posted by Nicholas on October 09, 2003 at 01:55 AM MDT #

2 reasons I'm upgrading: 1 - I'm an upgrade freak, I like having the latest and greatest and 2 - supposedly it's a lot faster. I'm going to bump my PowerBook to 1 GB RAM in parallel with the upgrade - you can never be too fast.

Posted by Matt Raible on October 09, 2003 at 05:07 AM MDT #

You obviously havent seen what Panther can do; why would you "dump" more money into your mac? BECAUSE IT WILL BE WORTH MORE TO YOU. You will do your work faster, more reliably blah blah blah. Its a no brainer. That means, evenn if you have no brain, its clear that you should do it. You must have a brain, since you can type, so go out and buy it and stop being such a l00z4!

Posted by Errol Dunkley on October 10, 2003 at 12:37 PM MDT #

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