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Exactly! I agree with the others here as well, buy an Intel based mac, not because the Intel Arch is better than the PPc, but simply because its newer and will be compatible with so much more software, giving you a far better selection from which to chose your favorite apps for your tasks...

Yes, there is a button, two actually. One is a hardware switch on the front which has no effect on the new card and another keyboard shortcut for a software switch which also has no effect now.

Can I successfully replace the Intel wifi card(internal mini PCI) in my Toshiba p200 with a broadcom based card? I have actually done the replacement but I can't seem to get it to power on the wifi card. I've installed the proper drivers for the card and it is recognized in the device manager...

Support in this case usually means security and functionality updates. The XP OS still functions as it always did and users are free to use it at will under the Microsoft license, there just won't be any new updates to it. They are actually not forcing anyone into a newer OS they just wont be...

I'm pretty sure one can download a copy of windows 7 from the Microsoft download site and evaluate it free for a set period of time, either 10 or 30 days. *Edit* Sorry, the eval offer for windows 7 ended Dec, 31, 2010.

Thanks bud. :)

My advice is to buy the Mac and check it out for yourself. You have nothing to lose and everything to gain. I have both and both have their merits. I like PCs for their flexibility in hardware and upgrade potential along with far more advanced configuration possibilities. Of course along with...

Could be a router hardware/firmware issue. I had a similar problem with my wireless network and it turned out to be the router. The solution for me was to update the firmware to the latest version from d-link and all has been fine since. Go to the d-link site and check to see if there is new...

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