iBook

Sure did.

Her old ass, older than angels iBook that she's got over there, MacBook.

Nuh-uh.

Isn't that, I thought it was like your old.

A giant Classmate logo, and then there's one big strap that seems to strap the thing closed.

Yeah, I feel like if you imagine the sort of cool, fun, colorful iBook and then make it boring, you'd

get to this.

This feels like Intel to me.

I had an iMac at the turn of the century and now I just keep looking.

I really want, I really want like another iBook cause I had an iBook for a while and I really, I really want one of those iMacs that had the positional, the screen on the stick basically just had like a half dome for the computer.

And then the rest of it was just like this floating screen.

I got to get one of those.

I mean, it was...

Ibook says he's never seen that either.

No.

I figured he'd heard of Citizen Kane.

Apple has always obsessed about hinges.

When the first iBook came out, that hinge was like the feature that the industry was like, oh.

you know, engineers,

engineers.

Again, remember the MP3 players that went to this and then they went to that.

So now you can put a 32-inch screen and look at what you're doing, or you can bring a tablet, or you can bring an iBook reader and run DJ Pro on it and stuff.

The way it just continues to advance, don't dismiss that as, ah, that's just a fad, or that's not going to last.

I was only right about that once, and it was the Sony MP3 mini disc player.

And then I bought my own iPad loved that thing to death.

I bought an old iBook.

An old iBook laptop that was blue and white.

Yeah,

I thought you meant like it was like a Kindle or something.

Yeah, that iBook Mac or laptop could only connect to Wi-Fi that was 5 gigahertz, I believe.

And it couldn't connect to 2.5 gigahertz band Wi-Fi.

And at the time, everybody was using 2.5 gigahertz band and nobody was using 5 gigahertz or it might have been the other way around.