Apples, Rhubarb & Custard

  • 256MB DDR266 SDRAM - 2 SO-DIMMs
  • 60GB Ultra ATA drive
  • DVD/CD-RW
  • Bluetooth Module
  • AirPort Extreme Card
  • Keyboard & Mac OS
  • 1GHz PowerPC G4
  • 14-inch TFT display
  • Two USB ports
  • One FireWire port
  • Power Adapter
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  1. cat
    15:07 on January 27th, 2004

    I love the idea.. hmmm

  2. sil
    15:08 on January 27th, 2004

    That’s completely ridiculous. Bah.

  3. Homicide
    15:37 on January 27th, 2004

    However, they might ask you to pay VAT on it. Unless you bought it in the duty free of the airport or something.

  4. Paul
    15:55 on January 27th, 2004

    I agree, ridiculous. You should be buying Strawberries & Creams.

  5. Castellan
    16:52 on January 27th, 2004

    You’re meant to send these subliminal messages *before* your birthday.

  6. Kevin
    17:24 on January 27th, 2004

    Don’t forget the UK PSU if you want to do things properly, that’s only 65, plus expenses to and from the airports; so we’ll call it a round 100 you forgot about then.

    I make it you could only afford a 3 year old’s worth.

  7. Aquarion
    18:55 on January 27th, 2004

    iBook PSU is actually almost standard, I’m told. Certianly not worth

  8. Aquarion
    07:47 on January 28th, 2004

    Duty, but not VAT, which may ammount to the same ammount, which is about

  9. tamara
    19:56 on January 28th, 2004

    I just bought a powerbook – am waiting for it to be delivered. Granted, it’s not the best there is, but it’s second to best, and at a very good price :P