On 12/9/02 7:30 PM, John Beringer enlightened us by writing:
I staved off loading it onto our 333Mhz pismo because I was told by a
programmer who owned the 400Mhz that all X iterations were 'wonky' on the
older Pismos and Wallstreets.
If your PowerBook is actually 333 MHz, it's a Lombard
Thanks Jim,
for the precise descriptor. Somehow, I always mix all machine names of the
recent past up - Wallstreet, Pismo Lombard. In the past, I've circumvented
the problem by referring to our model as the bronze keyboard one. That's
always identified the model.
In any case, are the earlier
