Powerbook & removable grafixcards?
[113 byte] By [Thain Esh Kelch] at [2007-11-15 7:56:23] 
Someone mentioned this in another thread, that the 12" models should have a removable grafix card.. Is this true?
# 1 Re: Powerbook & removable grafixcards?
No. It was proven that this was not true. Just wishful thinking. :( It would have been really cool though.
Fran441 at 2007-11-17 10:41:34 >
# 2 Re: Powerbook & removable grafixcards?
Someone mentioned the NVIDIA 420 Go was on a daughtercard. So that's not true? Why did someone say that?Aquatic at 2007-11-17 10:42:34 >
# 3 Re: Powerbook & removable grafixcards?
[quote]Originally posted by Aquatic:<strong>Someone mentioned the NVIDIA 420 Go was on a daughtercard. So that's not true? Why did someone say that?</strong><hr></blockquote>
Because they are numbskulls?
Clive at 2007-11-17 10:43:32 >
# 4 Re: Powerbook & removable grafixcards?
Because they desparately want it to be on a daughtercard?Stoo at 2007-11-17 10:44:34 >
# 5 Re: Powerbook & removable grafixcards?
i'll just follow the pattern...because they are numbsculls that desperately want it to be true
ast3r3x at 2007-11-17 10:45:33 >
# 6 Re: Powerbook & removable grafixcards?
DID YOU KNOW:-The Dell Inspiron 8100 and 8200 have removable graphics cards, which can go to a GeForce 4 from the standard graphics (GeForce 2 I assume) for about $160?
-The new Radeon 9600 Mobility will be on a daughtercard?
-It takes six steps to replace the graphics on an Inspiron 8100/8200 and it's considered a user-serviceable part?
-Apple will never use graphics daughtercards on their laptops, ever? Ever? Well it's true... consider the company. Barely any of their computers can even take processor updates, do you really think they'd allow you to UPGRADE your GRAPHICS? No way!!!
Luca at 2007-11-17 10:46:32 >
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