"Apple's upcoming Intel-based iBooks - now firmly believed to ship under the MacBook brand - may see the company once again offer the product in a range of coloured cases not seen now four more than four years."
[www.reghardware.co.uk]

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/13/2006 01:31AM by R2V2.

"four more than four years"
= eight years?
That phrase was really confusing me for a minute...
(But I finally figured it out.)

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Hmm...not a bad idea, although I do hope they stick with white, too.

-Tofer

And yet still my suggestion for the "Visibook" made from clear polycarbonate with sleek black & gray woven kevlar reinforcing strips, polyurethane corner bumpers and dual airbags, top and bottom, languishes on some engineer's desk, forgotten.

(sigh)

pure white
ivory
off white
snow

That's four. It's good enough for me.

Oh yeah. Silver. 'Cause they need some color they can sell after Labor Day.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/13/2006 07:36AM by TheTominator.

TheTominator Wrote:
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> Oh yeah. Silver. 'Cause they need some color
> they can sell after Labor Day.

LOL!

BGnR

Hey! We don't add extraneous "u"s to words round here, buddy!

And it's aluminUM. Not aluminIUM!

R2V2 Wrote:
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> yet still my suggestion for the "Visibook" made
> from clear polycarbonate with sleek black &
> gray woven kevlar reinforcing strips, polyurethane
> corner bumpers and dual airbags, top and bottom,
> languishes on some engineer's desk, forgotten.
>


Old iBook + paint thinner = clear iBook case mod

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Lux Interior Wrote:
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> Hey! We don't add extraneous "u"s to words round
> here, buddy!
>
> And it's aluminUM. Not aluminIUM!

Around here, we don't call things that look like this:
"u"s.

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