From what I've heard, the G3 is alive and well, and will continue to be in the iBooks for a while. I'll have to admit though, that the 12" PB looks ALOT like my new iBook!
Well, from the spec... No PCMCIA, No ADC, Not 1-inch think... The 12" PowerBook G4 in fact is a 12" iBook G4...
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From what I've heard, the G3 is alive and well, and will continue to be in the iBooks for a while. I'll have to admit though, that the 12" PB looks ALOT like my new iBook!
It's limited to 640MB ram, so that may be the strongest clue.
It's also the only powerbook with a side loading drive (albeit slot loading, not a drawer)
Both of the new powerbooks seem to have benefited from the ibook hinge design.
The graphics output is definitely different. Can't get a 64MB graphics card on it.
just some thoughts. cheers,
Finally a PowerBook in my price range. Perhaps next summer I'll have one of those, or maybe the next revision. Really, really great! It's also a good size, and supports an extended desktop without nasty hacks![]()
MacBook Pro 13.3" 2.53 GHz (Mid 2009) with Leopard
MacBook Pro 15.4" 2.4 GHz (Early 2008) with Leopard
HP compaq nx7000 centrino laptop 1.5 GHz with Ubuntu Linux
iPhone 3G 16GB
I hope the 15" model will get updated soon as well as 17" features... So I will instantly fall in love with it... Or 12" model includes all features of the 17"... like backlit keyboard and Fireware 800 and PC card slot...
What is a signature?
If you look at the 12" PowerBook, its style is very similar to the 12" iBook. I would say most of its design cues are taken from the 12" iBook.
I imagine the 12" and 14" iBooks will be eliminated at some point and replaced by a single 13" iBook.
I forsee a lot of confusion existing between the 12" iBook and 12" PowerBook G4.
i thought the 12" had a backlit keyboard....
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No, I don't think it does. At least the AppleStore Online doesn't indicate so.
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