On 1/13/10 5:32 PM, Kasey Smith of [email protected] sent > > On Jan 13, 2010, at 10:15 AM, Dana Collins wrote: > >> Hi Norm, >> For what it's worth, the power board on all these G4 form factors (Sawtooth >> to QuickSilver) are easily removable and replaceable - the power board (the >> small circuit controller board that is behind your power button, usually >> contained in a small metal bracket) would be my first speculation. See if >> you can obtain one on the swap list, being sure to specify that you need it >> for a Gig-E. Other than that, get a Pro-style keyboard that has a soft power >> button, equally inexpensive. >> HTH, >> Dana >> > > The last apple keyboard to have the power button was the first USB keyboard > that came with the iMac tray loaders, early slot loaders, and the PowerMac G3 > B&W. The Pro Keyboard DOES NOT have a power button Correctamundo, Kasey...my bad. However, several third party keyboards (MacAlly for ex.) continued the power button for a while longer; perhaps Norm can snag one of those. Dana
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