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Which is better - an ibook g4 or a macbook?
motorguy
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I am selling an laptop that was used by a work colleague but is no longer required. It wont power on and i have it listed on ebay as 'spares or repair'
However, i listed as an ibook g4 1.8ghz, 60gb, 1gb ram etc.
I have had it pointed out by a very observant ebayer that its actually a macbook.
Unfortunately the auction ends in an hour so i cant end the listing, but my question is, will it be better for the seller if its a macbook, ie, is it the newer one? Obviously not so good if he specifically wants an ibook, but if as a macbook its worth more, i'm still happy to let it go for what it makes?
I dont want the buyer to think i'm trying to pull a fly one if an equivalent ibook is worth more...
However, i listed as an ibook g4 1.8ghz, 60gb, 1gb ram etc.
I have had it pointed out by a very observant ebayer that its actually a macbook.
Unfortunately the auction ends in an hour so i cant end the listing, but my question is, will it be better for the seller if its a macbook, ie, is it the newer one? Obviously not so good if he specifically wants an ibook, but if as a macbook its worth more, i'm still happy to let it go for what it makes?
I dont want the buyer to think i'm trying to pull a fly one if an equivalent ibook is worth more...
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The MacBook line actually replaced the iBook line, so yes the MacBook is newer and should be more up to date. There is a potential issue if the buyer wanted specific iBook parts that are not contained within a MacBook, but I am unfortunately unfamiliar with the internal workings of the two machines so can't directly comment on how likely that is. Either way you are not advertising something that is a newer version of what you actually have, so you don't need to worry about that."MIND IF I USE YOUR PHONE? IF WORD GETS OUT THATI'M MISSING FIVE HUNDRED GIRLS WILL KILL THEMSELVES."0
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