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sleepingfish · 24-06-2003, 04:50

The new G5 Mac.

Well it was only a matter of time, take it away people...

dixon · 24-06-2003, 07:49

from only £1,549.00 to £2,299.00

SagaLout · 24-06-2003, 08:35

I want one. badly.

Brooklyn · 24-06-2003, 08:45

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Originally posted by SagaLout
I want one. badly.

I'm probably looking at £4k for a semi decent set up, for this though I have a few things for sale to raise the cash... (£6k+ if I want the full 8GB of RAM!)

Left Kidney :
Good working order, one previous owner.
£2000 ovno

Spleen :
Dunno how it works, but I know I can get by without it!
£1000ovno

Child :
Male, 5 months old, excellent condition, dribbles a bit, eats a lot, sleeps well, can operate DVD player, one tooth, full service history and low mileage. Complete with vast ammount of accessories and manual. Very Cute, must be seen to believe! Answers to the name of Harrison.
Open to offers ioa: £10,000

Mr Fred · 24-06-2003, 09:02

Quote:

Male, 5 months old, excellent condition, dribbles a bit, eats a lot, sleeps well, can operate DVD player, one tooth, full service history and low mileage. Complete with vast ammount of accessories and manual. Very Cute, must be seen to believe! Answers to the name of Harrison.

is he any good with a sewing machine or pick axe

tomson · 24-06-2003, 09:02

I'll give you a fiver for your liver if its in reasonable condition.

SagaLout · 24-06-2003, 09:57

£1325 for the 1600 without the DVDR (I can put my Pioneer A05 in, same model as the Superdive I think)

Not THAT bad, but I'm gonna wait for ia few independent tests before swicthing back. I had a G4 466 which I changed for an Athlon about a year ago as it just wasnt fast enough.

dan · 24-06-2003, 11:21

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Originally posted by japanmik
is he any good with a sewing machine

That because the new G5 box looks kinda like one ???

I think I may finaly upgrade my aging machine, I could sew my pants up then too

dixon · 24-06-2003, 11:54

Quote:

Child :
Male, 5 months old, excellent condition, dribbles a bit, eats a lot, sleeps well, can operate DVD player, one tooth, full service history and low mileage. Complete with vast ammount of accessories and manual. Very Cute, must be seen to believe! Answers to the name of Harrison.
Open to offers ioa: £10,000

LOL!
Can he make me dinner and clean my house?

andrewparker · 24-06-2003, 12:19

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Originally posted by dan
That because the new G5 box looks kinda like one ???

Er, in what way does it look like a sewing machine? A giant cheese grater maybe but not a sewing machine.....

dan · 24-06-2003, 15:14

More like a sewing machine box then... but I think the winning lookalike would be an air conditioner or some such item.

dan · 24-06-2003, 15:17

have you read the sizes of the thing???

it's a giant! like 12 cm taller and 5cm deeper... that's mad, it'll never fit under me desk

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SagaLout Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Posts: 144	£1325 for the 1600 without the DVDR (I can put my Pioneer A05 in, same model as the Superdive I think) Not THAT bad, but I'm gonna wait for ia few independent tests before swicthing back. I had a G4 466 which I changed for an Athlon about a year ago as it just wasnt fast enough.

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dan Iris Folder Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: smokey Posts: 2,672	More like a sewing machine box then... but I think the winning lookalike would be an air conditioner or some such item.

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dan Iris Folder Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: smokey Posts: 2,672	have you read the sizes of the thing??? it's a giant! like 12 cm taller and 5cm deeper... that's mad, it'll never fit under me desk

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