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> From: PowerBooks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
> David Sl�ttne
> Sent: Monday, April 15, 2002 12:43 PM
> To: PowerBooks
> Subject: pb1400 -- what resolution
>
>
> Hi! What are the different versions of powerbook 1400 and
> whatscreen-resolutions are available on such a thingy?
>
> Wich ones is best and wich do I better stay away from?
>
> David s
3 processor speeds (177, 133, 166) 2 screen types (passive (cs) and
active (c))
resolution 800x600 but with an add-in video out card other resolutions
can be obtained on external monitors.
also 3rd party G3 upgrades.
try for a 166c if you can get it as the 166 has a later ROM (the 177
and most 133 units cannot be upgraded to 166 but will still take G3
cards)
The best would be one with a G3 already installed, 64Mb ram (64Mb is
the max) and at least a 2Gb Hdd,
try for a 'c' rather than a 'cs' as the screen is better, avoid the
177 unless you are planning to fit a G3 as the 177 processor board has
no L2 cache.
Ben.
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