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 Post subject: Apple (TM) MacBook
PostPosted: June 22nd, 2006, 4:45 pm 
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Do any of you own the Apple MacBook Laptop? I want one, but it sounds so expensive.... describe it to me, if you have one [:->~

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I own a Mac, but not a ibook...sorry mate.

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my friend wants to get one...

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My mom owns an apple powerbook laptop and I own an Imac G5. They both have the same operating system on them but my mom's is a bit more powerful. I love my Imac, it's very easy to use. Is there anything specific you want to know? I always have a hard time describing things unless someone asks a specific question.

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Same as Pippin, I have a Mac, but not an iBook...


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 Post subject: Re: Apple (TM) MacBook
PostPosted: September 17th, 2025, 8:36 pm 
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While both watches are GMTs, they perfectly illustrate the diverging paths that Grand Seiko takes its GMT offering. The Hi-Beat watch (ref. SBGJ277) is made in stainless steel, with a case measuring 44.2mm by 14.8mm thick, housing a 9S86 movement link running at 36,000 vph. link Conversely, the high-intensity titanium 44.5mm link by 14.9mm case of the Spring Drive GMT (ref. SBGE307) houses the highly accurate 9R66 Spring Drive movement that runs ±1 second per day / ±15 seconds per month on average.


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