>>  Had the same problem once on my 300 mhz Wallstreet.  The guy at
>>  pbparts.com had me disconnect the keyboard.  I did, and the machine
>>  started right up.  Diagnosis:  bad keyboard.
snip
>
>That is a very common and well documented problem.  And the 300MHz G3 Laptop
>is not called a "Wallstreet."  It's code name is "PDQ."
>--
>==============================================================
>Kyle H. Hansen


The keyboard problem may be common--I've never heard it discussed 
anywhere, but it isn't all that well documented, otherwise I would 
have found some mention of it during numerous searches for it on 
Apple's site and Google.  Or Charles Moore would've mentioned it, or 
Macfixit or someone...
I wasted a lot of time searching on several occasions including today.

As for the Wallstreet, you're right.  The Wallsteet was the prior 
233/250/292 mhz rev.  The 233, 266 and 300  mhz  Powerbooks 
introduced Sept. 1998 are PDQs.  I have always called it a Wallstreet 
however, and I'll probably keep on doing that out of habit.

See: 
http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/powerbook_g3/faq/technical_performance.html

"The second and third revisions of the PowerBook G3 series shipped in 
a new case design, and are usually called the "Wallstreet" or "PDQ" 
(Pretty Damn Quick) PowerBook G3 series, referring to the codenames 
for the second and third revisions, respectively. Apple generally 
refers to these models as the "PowerBook G3 Series" to distinguish 
them from the original PowerBook G3.

The second revision included the PowerBook G3/233, G3/250, and 
G3/292, and the third revision included the G3/233 (a different 
version), G3/266, and G3/300."


Ross Cottrell




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