Reply by cx2 2009-03-05 22:39:29

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Hmm very true. I was mostly thinking for less technical people, and I'm not sure the arrow keys being smaller will realy help. Very very true though, I'd probably stick with, ironically, my preferred keyboard which is a Microsoft natural one.

They can't program for toffee, but they can make some pretty decent hardware.

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Reply by Ravager 2009-03-12 01:25:25

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Sorry to bring up a partially dead subject but I did find out something about that "Hackintosh" I linked you to. There seems to be one really big problem, and if you aren't a developer or a coder, then that is definitely not the computer for you. It seems to have issues whenever Apple releases updaes. Aside from that, I don't know what issues it has with updates.

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Reply by cx2 2009-03-12 04:10:52

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Well it probably also has issues with import duties to me, but thanks all the same laugh. My coding skills probably aren't up to the task of that level of problem. Handy if anyohne else has been looking at this though.

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