got the battery out and the bottom off. does the metal bottom take some kind
of glue to hold it to the plastic frame. they are loose and that looks like
the only way they could be put together to me.
Yes.
at the risk of sounding even dumber, what kind
No idea, I just use superglue to
Hi,
You'll be much happier with G4 so don't even consider G3...seriously.
Here's an affordable upgrade from an outstanding company:
https://4daystar.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPRODProdID=512
Thanks! They offer a good price - however, the necessity of having my
laptop sent over to them is a
To the person asking about memory modules, two other people have
recommended Data Memory Systems http://www.datamem.com and I would
also.
I found their website clear and descriptive. I chose to order by
phone and found the sales staff knowledgeable and the shipping very
efficient.
The memory
Wanda K. writes:
got the battery out and the bottom off. does the metal bottom
take some kind of glue to hold it to the plastic frame. they
are loose and that looks like the only way they could be put
together to me.
Yes.
at the risk of sounding even dumber, what kind
If that's a
On Feb 9, 2006, at 2:26 AM, Der Mickster wrote:
Also, I'll cosign Bruce and Laurent's recommendation of DMS for your
RAM needs; top drawer service.
I'll have to stick to eBay - trying to make this upgrade as
budget-friendly as possible.
BAD idea. You'll end up spending more time on it
Geoffrey...
I think, given your recent update and the images you supplied, that my original
estimate of cost is very close to what you can expect, as they stand. If I were
you, I'd try to sell them locally (eg. Australia), if only because
international
shipping is somewhat prohibitive. I
Sorry, I know this comes up too frequently, but who is generally best for
replacing them?
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On 09/02/06 12:07, Paul Stamsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry, I know this comes up too frequently, but who is generally best for
replacing them?
PowerBook Parts http://www.pbparts.com/ does that. They replace the pot
metal with stainless steel hinges. However, even though I bought stuff from
Wanda K. [EMAIL PROTECTED] asks:
got the battery out and the bottom off. does the metal bottom take some kind
of glue to hold it to the plastic frame. they are loose and that looks like
the only way they could be put together to me.
Apple originally used a 2-part acrylic adhesive to fasten the
Dan K writes:
Apple originally used a 2-part acrylic adhesive to fasten the
plastic parts to the titanium, for which you can get a reasonable
replacement from auto parts stores. The stuff I've found has been
labeled for plastic repair. It comes as two tubes of liquidy stuff,
similar to some
Stardate 060206.08:21 -0800. A subspace message from R. P. Bell reads:
Thanks for all your input, most heartening :D
On #1, the scuffed rubber and chinks around the edges will hurt value, but I
still think you are in the ball-game with my estimate. The single
bad pixel is
only marginably
Hi,
You'll be much happier with G4 so don't even consider G3...seriously.
Here's an affordable upgrade from an outstanding company:
https://4daystar.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPRODProdID=512
Thanks! They offer a good price - however, the necessity of having my
laptop sent over to them is
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