Apple ever-so-quietly updated it's iBook lineup this morning. Speeds were bumped 100 Mhz along the product line, hard drive size was increased by 10 GB each, and the low-end model now gets 32 MB of video memory just like it's bigger brothers.
This news suddenly makes all of our iBooks worth that much less. Great. Just great.
April 22 2003, 9:50 AM EDT, by
Comments:
Wasabe
4/22/03, 9:03 PM EDT
Goddamit. I hate this. I paid GREAT money for mine recently. And THEY DON"T GIVE THE CUSTOMER A HEADS-UP to WAIT for NEW UPDATES! #$&@*#$#s!
Jonahan
4/25/03, 10:13 AM EDT
Yeah, what's up with that? An email to existing iBook owners would be nice, that way you could sell your 'book and not lose as much money. We would keep it all hush-hush and whatnot. I can't believe Apple wouldn't trust us with such a secret ;)
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Apple ever-so-quietly updated it's iBook lineup this morning. Speeds were bumped 100 Mhz along the product line, hard drive size was increased by 10 GB each, and the low-end model now gets 32 MB of video memory just like it's bigger brothers.
