I've been chasing this one around for several weeks, and every site has
differences, one of the thing I noted on the wegner site is the picture
they show of a Kanga, does not look like what I have, my 3500 looks just
like a 3400 externally, and what is shown is something from the
Wallstreet on. What has worked for me was to check the various sites,
including Apple's and the specs listed on the bottom of the machine or
lacking a label, Mac System Profiler and use the combination and
concesus to classify the machine, and then if any upgrades have been
done all bets can be off.
Roger
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Look at wegenermedia's site --they carry a fairly good explanation, and the
page even has pictures of most of them..
http://www.wegenermedia.com/whichg3.htm
Tom
In a message dated 7/28/04 9:23:23 PM, you wrote:
Can someone direct me to a site detailing the various G3 powerbooks that
were produced? The Apple site doesn't list the nicknames commonly used at
auction so I'm having trouble comparing models. Many thanks!
bill
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