The question of the best portable companion for a (different) digital camera has preoccupied me some too. But even before the larger, 14" iBook was recently released, I was having a hard time convincing myself that a "TiBook" was a better value than an iBook. I guess the faster processor combined with the faster hard drive might result in faster downloads from the camera to the Book, but I'd like some facts and figures on that. My TiBook/iBook ambivalence might result partly from not knowing much about how either would be used with a digital camera. But I also have the impression that the iBooks are more robust/rugged and that would be an advantage for me. I went to an Apple Store recently to see the larger iBook alongside a TiBook and did not see an appreciable difference in the _size_ of their screens. But I'm not sure the shape/format of the screen isn't a factor too. I'm assuming it would be used to preview the image before losing the chance to capture it differently (as well as to store it and give the memory back to the camera)? There's also the question of which 'Book would better supplement your desktop when you're at home. In my case, I might use it both as a print server and as a cd burner, but I guess the iBook could do just as well at those things too? Sam >I [Mike] never thought I would ever consider doing this, but after a lot of >thought I am thinking about buying an Apple G4 Powerbook 667, 1gb >Ram, 48gb HD. They are just so nice looking. I have been looking at >notebooks for the past week. I need one to take on photo outings now >that I have a D1x. Any thoughts?
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Re: [Digital BW] Anyone using an Apple G4 Powerbook for digital B/W?
2002-01-31 by Sam A. McCandless
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