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[Jim Allman <jim AT ibang.com>]

I'd say most Mac users are interested in using the computer, rather 
than tinkering with it. But the Mac hot-rodders are out there, and they 
seem to like the new Apple hardware.

So if you must scratch that do-it-yourself itch (which is a nice way to 
save money on upgrades) the information is out there, even for Mac 
laptops. Check this out:
        http://pbfixit.com/Guide/53.0.0.html


On Nov 12, 2004, at 9:16 AM, U. Jason Gloege Jr. wrote:
> so, is anyone selling any old mac hardware?  ;)

Low-End Mac has lots of info for those interested in stretching the 
life of older Macs. A good place to look if you have more time than 
money. Here's their list of used Mac dealers:
        http://www.lowendmac.com/dealers/index.shtml
And a concise buying guide that compares eBay vs. CompUSA vs. dedicated 
dealers:
        http://www.lowendmac.com/evan/04/1110.html


If you're curious, drop a few hundred bucks on a used iBook (for the 
kids, of course) and taste the goodness..

  =jimA=

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