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12/01/08
12/01/08
Yes, years after they applied for it, it was recently accepted. The dock is a Mac thing, and that's patent infringement. Should be interesting to see if Apple defends it's patent.
12/02/08
11/14/08
11/14/08
I'm in the process of putting one in my car along with a 7" touchscreen
11/14/08
And you know what? The old girl feels like a brand new machine. Boots up quickly, chugs along nicely and gives me few if any problems. I thoroughly recommend doing a fresh OS install every few years --cleaning out all the cobwebs and starting fresh.
Sure the $150.00 I spent on this could have gone a long way to building a Core2 Duo machine that would leave mine in the dust, but do I really need that? I'm not a hardcore gamer. I'm perfectly happy with Unreal Tournament 2003, which this machine runs perfectly, and everything else is fine and dandy too. Plus I don't have to worry about disposing of an old computer.
Sure my next upgrade will probably have to involve a motherboard swap, but at the rate she's running now I can hold on for a couple more years at least.