The iBook will take any drive that's 9.5mm height (or less). Installation
is a bear, but the upgrade is definitely rewarding, especially for those who
started out with the original 3.2gig HDD that came in the early iBooks.
Thanks,
David
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on 29/10/02 23:28, InkSlinger at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello Laurent,
> How big of drive can I put in?
> --- (((<<<>>>))) ---
> RK
> InkSlinger
>
>> on 27/10/02 17:33, InkSlinger at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>
>>> Hello Everyone,
>>> I'm new here but not to the lists.
>>>
>>> I purchased
Hello Laurent,
How big of drive can I put in?
--- (((<<<>>>))) ---
RK
InkSlinger
> on 27/10/02 17:33, InkSlinger at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > Hello Everyone,
> > I'm new here but not to the lists.
> >
> > I purchased an iBook for a sweet deal. Besides the RAM [did that
> > already] what c
on 27/10/02 17:33, InkSlinger at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello Everyone,
> I'm new here but not to the lists.
>
> I purchased an iBook for a sweet deal. Besides the RAM [did that
> already] what can be upgraded?
>
> What peripherals for backup are suggested? I needed something for
> copying s
Hello Everyone,
I'm new here but not to the lists.
I purchased an iBook for a sweet deal. Besides the RAM [did that
already] what can be upgraded?
What peripherals for backup are suggested? I needed something for
copying small files. Then I'll transfer those files to a CD-R later. I
just purchase
