They were and are an inexpensive way to take you computer on the road even
with all their issues. My iBook 600 has far more Airport range than my new
Powerbook does with its Airport Extreme card in it.
I have little invested in it, so if it breaks I am not out much and it plays
DVD and writes
I have had my iBook for about two years now, a lot of traveling, and
graphics/presentation (Photoshop/Illustrator/Quark/InDesgn/
Dreamweaver/Powerpoint) use. Up until 6 months ago it was my main
system. Other than the Logic board problem (fixed in 4 days) haven't
had a problem.
Great
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Subject: Praise for Dual-USB IBOOK
From: bobgir2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Folks at MyMac.com had nice things to say about the G3 Dual-USB
iBook,
noting that...
...when it comes to balancing performance, looks, and price, my
vote goes to
the dual-USB G3 iBook
22:26:08 -0400
Subject: Praise for Dual-USB IBOOK
From: bobgir2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Folks at MyMac.com had nice things to say about the G3 Dual-USB iBook,
noting that...
...when it comes to balancing performance, looks, and price, my vote goes to
the dual-USB
2005 22:26:08 -0400
Subject: Praise for Dual-USB IBOOK
From: bobgir2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Folks at MyMac.com had nice things to say about the G3 Dual-USB iBook,
noting that...
...when it comes to balancing performance, looks, and price, my vote goes
to
the dual
I thought that model sucked. Lousy video chip engineering wherein the chip
unseats, horrible hinge design constantly slicing ground, power and video
cables inside, cheap keyboard prone to breaking keys, and on and on. I know
the sycophants will flame me but...whatever.
I was planning on
Folks at MyMac.com had nice things to say about the G3 Dual-USB iBook,
noting that...
...when it comes to balancing performance, looks, and price, my vote goes to
the dual-USB G3 iBook, perhaps the first Mac portable to bring all the joys
of mobile computing to the masses without having to
