I have a few small scratches on the lid of my TiBook. I would love to touch those up, but it seems this kit is just for the outside rim, not the "Titanium" part. Hmph.

Anyone here knows where I could get a list (pdf would be nice) what processor type exactly apple integrates in each mac? In particular I want to know what proccesor is in my Ti 500…

It's a 7410. Trust me. If you're running OS X, type hostinfo in the terminal.

Ti 400/500 == MPC7410 Ti 550/667 == MPC7451

Quote: Originally posted by The Dude: <STRONG>It's a 7410. Trust me. If you're running OS X, type hostinfo in the terminal.</STRONG> OS X, sure. …

From the Terminal "hostinfo" my Ti 667 that was supposedly manufactured 11/01 has a 7450 chip. aehaas

Quote: Originally posted by andreas_g4: <STRONG> OS X, sure. Is there another system...? Thx for the terminal hint. BUT, further on, I'm looking for a list …

Quote: Originally posted by The Dude: <STRONG>It's a 7410. Trust me. If you're running OS X, type hostinfo in the terminal.</STRONG> I'm caught …

Quote: Originally posted by oeyvind: <STRONG> Look for MacTracker, it's been pretty precise.</STRONG> Jo, that's what I was searching for. THX!

Hi All, I've acquired a G3 Powerbook (generation before Pismo, I believe, the screen printed name on the LCD bezel is "Macintosh Powerbook G3", and it doesn't have a bronze keyboa…

No worries man... You're Good to Go.

PC-100 or PC-133 RAM will work perfectly in their rated machines and below. In other words, your PowerBook G3 will work perfectly with "PowerBook" RAM.

Faster doesn't hurt, just make sure it's not slower.

thanks guys! (now all I gotta figure out is why the backlight doesn't come back on after sleep in OSX 10.1 but works ok in OS9.2.2 :-)

Probably either Driver - Incompatibility or Bug. [ 04-06-2002: Message edited by: D'Espice ]

Does anyone know a good deal for the Travelstar 60GH 60GB hard drive? The Dell deal is over and the only places I've found are TransIntl ($419) and Googlegear ($403). Anyone know a…

Googlegear.com is the cheapest source of the 60-gigabyte IBM TravelStar 60GH. They're also a very reputable vendor and users from this forum have had excellent experience with them…

http://e-www.motorola.com/webapp/sps...odeId=01M98653 Power Management MPC7451 processors feature a low-power 1.8-volt design with three power-saving user-programmable modes -- …

Take a look at the MPC7445 chip: http://e-www.motorola.com/webapp/sps...30450467M98653 Looks to me like Apple might use this chip in the next PowerBook?? Faster and cooler than …

mmm, yah, but at 140 to 180 percent increase in power usage (goin by that chart) you'd see a corresponding drop in battery life...ugh... not any time soon... :r

The PPC is just one component it wouldn't produce a directly proportional drop in battery life. Besides, the battery could be improved -- larger, denser (heavier ) designs are p…

How long did it take to get from 500 megahertz to 667 megahertz? Too long. The fastest Apple's jumped in portable "megahertz" is 167 megahertz, and that took two PowerBook revision…

Quote: Originally posted by seanyepez: <STRONG>How long did it take to get from 500 megahertz to 667 megahertz? Too long. The fastest Apple's jumped in portable "m…

Quote: Originally posted by seanyepez: <STRONG>The fastest we'll see are 800-megahertz G4's.</STRONG> Together with a (purely speculative of course…

Quote: Originally posted by workerbee: <STRONG> Together with a (purely speculative of course) 32MB ATI Mobile Radeon 7500, this would mean the TiBook is almost ex…