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eMac with DVD/CD-RW $949 eMac with Superdrive $1149 But my apple reseller don't have $779 model in stock.

If you have the Apple care for your powerbook you have a better chance to get a new keyboard from Apple. Call Apple care and explain that the broken keys were not your fault(I hope). Be sure to be honest to Apple. Good luck.

If the powerbook is less than 90 days warranty there is a chance that you get a new keyboard. Call Apple right now. If apple does not agree to replace the broken keyboard you can go to online store for the broken key caps. http://www.pbparts.com

Yes, More ram would increase performace while you use iMovie. 256MB ram is short to run Jaguar smoothly.

I would recommend Crucial or Samsung memory module that is installed in my powerbook.

Insert $ in front of your password.

Have you ever tried Keychain First Aid 1.0? It may fix your problem. http://www.info.apple.com/support/downloads.html

Check out the following website. http://www.macsense.com/ http://www.proxim.com/products/all/skyline/pn474/index.html

The manufacturer is Panasonic. tray-loading "UJ-810" and the slot-loading "UJ-815". The write speeds of both are the same. Write speeds: DVD-R 2X DVD-RW 1X DVD-RAM 2X CD-R 16X CD-RW 4X Read speeds: DVD 8X

Since the price of TFT LCD dropped drastically for the last couple of months Apple can afford to drop the iMac price. The price of PC133 memory help Apple drops the price further. See that the powerbook price plummets this month as well.

www.macsense.com There is a USB wireless lan adaptor for old iMac.

I have had a dual USB ibook 500MHz. But now I have a powerbook 800MHz.

There is an interesting article from Apple info...

It seems like that you have a bad memory module. What you have to do is to get a refund of it. I have a 512 MB memory module to sell. It worked flawlessly with my previous ibook. Now it is working in my new powerbook. As far as I know PC133 sodimm memory works in ibook, powerbook and new iMac...

G4 400Mhz is slow to run VPC 5.0. Though you may add more ram to your Mac you cannot see any noticeable increase in performance.