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According to MacUser Uk
www.macuser.co.uk
Here's the article anyway:
<b>Tuesday debut for revamped portables </b>
MacUser sources have confirmed that Apple will release revamped iBooks and PowerBooks on Tuesday.
The sources suggest that the new iBooks will have 600MHz G3 processors replacing the current 500MHz chips. Beyond that no details have emerged, though it is possible that the CD-ROM option, which sources suggest has not sold particularly well, may be discontinued.
The new PowerBooks will reportedly have 667MHz G4 processors with CD-RW drives replacing the current DVD-ROMs, though it is possible that there may be an option to have DVD-ROM. Apple could extend the range of models available by offering a PowerBook with a combo DVD-ROM/CD-RW drive as available in the iBook range. However the iBook option is tray-loading, whereas a slot-loading mechanism would be required for the PowerBook, but it is not known whether this is currently available.
www.macuser.co.uk
Here's the article anyway:
<b>Tuesday debut for revamped portables </b>
MacUser sources have confirmed that Apple will release revamped iBooks and PowerBooks on Tuesday.
The sources suggest that the new iBooks will have 600MHz G3 processors replacing the current 500MHz chips. Beyond that no details have emerged, though it is possible that the CD-ROM option, which sources suggest has not sold particularly well, may be discontinued.
The new PowerBooks will reportedly have 667MHz G4 processors with CD-RW drives replacing the current DVD-ROMs, though it is possible that there may be an option to have DVD-ROM. Apple could extend the range of models available by offering a PowerBook with a combo DVD-ROM/CD-RW drive as available in the iBook range. However the iBook option is tray-loading, whereas a slot-loading mechanism would be required for the PowerBook, but it is not known whether this is currently available.