A virus capable of attacking OS X causing hardware damage is a moot
point for some Powerbook owners. It seems Apple's combination of OS X
10.3.x (and later) operating system updates and the Powerbook main logic
board don't mix well. Here is an article from The Inquirer:
<http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=28601>
Just a little wrinkle in the otherwise impervious theorem that a virus
can not cause damage to hardware.
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