pic: WOW! 5 laptops+1 IPoD We must be rich!!!

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Originally Posted by Kyle Fenton

Ugghh Toshiba are one of the worst labtop manufactures out there. I have had a lot of problems fixing them for people. Personally I think IBM makes the best labtops.

I have a Toshiba labtop that is at least 7 years old and it's still in good shape. I never had any big problems with it. It runs Windows 95.

Originally Posted by Kyle Fenton

BTW: That is a nice set of equipment there.

Thanks

[Astronouth7303]

We used 2 laptops for comps only; we have a full desktop for regular work. 1 was MPLAB, the other was Dashboard!

[MrToast]

Originally Posted by mtaman02

in case it breaks or fails

Hahahahahaha.......

My iBook: What you get when you mix gravity and laptops.

MrToast

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The speaker(home made) was connected to the Sony Amp.(one of our memeber brought it) not CD player and I think iPod was connecting to the Amp.

BTW that grape juice bottle is empty

Originally Posted by MrToast

Hahahahahaha.......

My iBook: What you get when you mix gravity and laptops.

I guess I found the advantage to PCs over Macs....

I wonder how a iBook would work after a 200 pound man stands on it for 5 minutes or drops it from 5 feet up

Long Live Toshiba!

[MrToast]

Originally Posted by D.J. Fluck

I guess I found the advantage to PCs over Macs....

I'd like to see any consumer laptop that survives a drop unscathed.

Originally Posted by D.J. Fluck

I wonder how a iBook would work after a 200 pound man stands on it for 5 minutes or drops it from 5 feet up

All you need to do is go here:
DieBook

Originally Posted by DieBook

YOU STAND ON YOUR iBOOK:
Surprisingly, nothing happened when we tried it. Our laptop creaked a little, but no parts broke.

Originally Posted by D.J. Fluck

Long Live Toshiba!

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MrToast

[Pat Fairbank]

Yeah, we had 5 or 6 laptops at the CR too (none of them Macs, thankfully ) and a couple of $1000 access points and a hub - lots of wires! But our human player went through the Cisco course and has a knack for running cable in an orderly and safe fashion, so no worries there.

[Astronouth7303]

Originally Posted by Pat Fairbank

Yeah, we had 5 or 6 laptops at the CR too (none of them Macs, thankfully ) and a couple of $1000 access points and a hub - lots of wires! But our human player went through the Cisco course and has a knack for running cable in an orderly and safe fashion, so no worries there.

Can he give me lessons? I need help. badly. very badly.

[OneAngryDaisy]

one of our mentors (and my physics teacher) is an mac genius, he works at a mac store in his free time... we had a sweet network at our competitions with a 21'' iMAC in our pit, connected to some network, so we could control the iMAC from the stands with several powerbook g4's.. only the iMAC was ours though, we mooched the g4's from our mentors for the competiton

[Joe Matt]

Originally Posted by OneAngryDaisy

one of our mentors (and my physics teacher) is an mac genius, he works at a mac store in his free time... we had a sweet network at our competitions with a 21'' iMAC in our pit, connected to some network, so we could control the iMAC from the stands with several powerbook g4's.. only the iMAC was ours though, we mooched the g4's from our mentors for the competiton

As a Mac user, your pits make me jellous. Grrr.....

[Austin]

Originally Posted by JosephM

Only one problem, not enough Macs...

I whole-heartedly agree... just look at them. Now, after you have admired the iBook and Powerbook long enough, compare them to the PCs (Remember....PC is short for Piece of 'crud'). Which would you rather own? Even if your only factor was size...the PCs are massive!