PowerMac Cube
After a few more hours of thinking, the Cube feels like a black sheep. I don't know where it fits yet. It's not cheap, so it doens't appeal to people who want something like an iMac but not all-in-one. It's obviously not portable. And it's not as good as a G4, especially for that money, since it doesn't have PCI slots, and isn't dual-processor.
If you've figured out who the Cube is for, please share. I have a few ideas, but I'd rather hear yours before saying mine here.
So many opinions! Bill loves it. Dori doesn't. Damien isn't sure. I think Josh wants one. Niel and Edd want one.
I'm totally smitten with the new 17" CRT monitor though. I think it's the nicest monitor design yet. My favourite iMac colours, orange and purple, are gone. Bummer. There was NO word about the PowerBook or iBook today, from what I've gathered.
Remember the old Apple, that had many dozens of different models of Performa, PowerMacs, and PowerBooks? Well, now Apple makes 8 iMac models, 3 iBook models, 2 PowerBooks, 3 G4 towers, and 2 Cubes. Is Apple's falling into the same trap again, or is the new Apple is better able to handle that kind of lineup?
| Re: PowerMac Cube ( 7/19/2000 by Sean McMains ) | |
| You know, the new cube really, really looks like a fancy paper shredder. Not |
| RE: PowerMac Cube ( 7/19/2000 by James Spahr ) | |
| The cube is a tasty little machine. It totally appeals to my designer side. |
| RE: PowerMac Cube ( 7/19/2000 by patrick ) | |
| I don't think the cube is expensive, at least not in marketing terms. I paid |




