Anybody know? Thinking: CAN it only be tested when attached to the motherboard, or does a testplatform with powersupply exist, that a super mac-enthusiast might have...? It costs a…
Howdy. This is my first post in the forum, but I'm in need of some advice.
I'm a college student, and I'm looking for a laptop because I'll probably be spending 6 months in the Un…
Nobody knows anything 'cept Jobs. OK, now that this is out of the way...
Here's my guess:
Seybold: OS X beta released (absolutely, for they said they would release in summer). …
I appreciate your reply. I'm still a little wary, what with all the problems posted in this forum with recent Mac laptops, especially the Pismo (notably the key marks/screen impres…
Well, the people I know who bought the Pismo 400 (only one 500) were (and still are) absolutely thrilled. I'm going to buy the 400 MHz PowerBook in september, unless Apple speed-bu…
You know, I was in the same boat right before the Pismo PowerBook came out. I needed a PowerBook, and I bought a Lombard 400, and was quite happy with it. About 2 months later the …
Definitely go with the Pismo. I should have waited to buy mine because I got it before that educational deal started...
It's a great machine, but upgrade the RAM as soon as you ge…
The one thing that is likely to encourage Apple to speed bump the PowerBook line is if they introduce new or speed bumbed iBooks. Since the iBook SE runs at 366Mhz and current slow…
Here's why I think a speed bump in September is unlikely: What would they bump the speed to? Right now, it's at 400 and 500 MHz. What would the 500 go to? And if it goes higher,…
ok.
there will be new powerbooks at seybold. more than likely new redesined Powerbook G4s. DON'T BUY NOW.
and for the people who say that the Powerbook could not be higher in…
They might up the speed a bit before MWSF, but I doubt it. Even if they do, it's probably no big deal - at most the low-end Pismo will be 450. Really, is there any difference betwe…
Applenut1,
First, multiprocessors in powerbooks would be very difficult because of heat, power, and space issues. You can't always compare desktop power to mobile power.
Next, I…
Thanks for everybody's advice. My order for a Pismo 400 went in yesterday and I'm psyched, and can't wait to get it out of the box. Once again, thanks to everybody who replied, I a…
Good choice on picking up the 400mHz. $1999 is a GREAT deal on that laptop. Even IF new and faster versions of the Powerbook come out (likely) you have still gotten a great deal - …
What is the maximum hieght 2.5" hard drive i can use in the pismo?
I see some 9.5mm, and some 12mm. I am worried the 12mm wont fit properly in my Pismo.
According to the PowerBook Developer Notes (http://developer.apple.com/techpubs/hardware/Developer_Notes/Macintosh_CPUs-G3/PowerBook/index.html), the hard drive can be up to 12.7mm…
i am getting a Powerbook G3 292Mhz after reading so many articles about the WallStreet to be the best powerbook ever built. and also the need to use old peripheals, faster bus spee…
eeks! this is a peripherals question... the question is adapter for mouse (the actual Mac is secondary to the question) adapter is for a peripheral, ergo...
OK
I am a complete powerbook ignoramus...what do the Nina, Pinta, and Santa Maria look like,... I mean the "Lombard" the "Pismo" and the "Wall St".
If you have pics to help the …
You can check out www.apple-history.com.... they have good info on ALL mac models.... great info!
Here's a sample showing the Pismo.... http://www.apple-history.com/quickga...sfi…
They are all PowerBook's. After Apple releases them they never refer to them to their pre-release code name but message boards like these arte filled with references to them!
Chro…
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Originally posted by RBattin:
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Mercury = G4
Onyx = G4 (Gigabit Ethernet)</STRONG>
these two haven't been incorporated yet
i cert…