Dear Listers: I bought this G4 iBook 1.2 gig about 3 months ago. I love it! It gets a LOT of use and it seems to be my primary Mac. The only thing I don't love about it is that it only has a 30 gig hard drive. Mind you, I currently have 21.02 gig free but a 30 gig hard drive just seem sort of 'small'. If I were to invest in a bigger hard drive, how hard would it be to upgrade it myself (I've done a lot of work on PCs in the past....name it, I did it and I've installed RAM and switched out hard drives on G4 towers). Is the iBook a bit too compact to go doing this myself? I don't want to kill it! And, if it's not too difficult, what is a good choice for a replacement? Lastly, if I needed to have it done at my local Apple store....about how much $$ am I looking at?
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