A friend's PowerBook HD died and as he is upgrading to iMac
I may inherit it. He says it is a G3 but doesn't know more.
Numbers on the back read: 14.1TFT/233MHz-512K/32MB/2GB HD/4MB video/CD/Modem.
I can make sense of everything but the 14.1TFT.
Does this number ID the PowerBook?
Thanks.
Cliff
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I can make sense of everything but the 14.1TFT.
14.1-inch Thick-Film Transistor display - ie an active-matrix LCD.
Sounds like a Wallstreet, but I'm a PB1400 person so don't take my word
for it. I'm sure someone will be along in a moment...
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PowerBooks is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/
Cliff,
Sounds like you have a WallStreet.
http://lowendmac.com/pb2/g3-guide.html
But I'm only looking at the mhz column on that page.
Peter
On Dec 1, 2004, at 7:33 AM, Cliff Rediger wrote:
A friend's PowerBook HD died and as he is upgrading to iMac
I may inherit it. He says it is a G3 but doesn't
14.1TFT is the screen size. This is a 14.1 screen PowerBook
Wallstreet II (with cache).
TFT means active-matrix. It's the higher quality of the two types of
screens (the other being passive matrix).
On Dec 1, 2004, at 9:33 AM, Cliff Rediger wrote:
A friend's PowerBook HD died and as he is
On Dec 1, 2004, at 8:33 AM, Cliff Rediger wrote:
A friend's PowerBook HD died and as he is upgrading to iMac
I may inherit it. He says it is a G3 but doesn't know more.
Numbers on the back read: 14.1TFT/233MHz-512K/32MB/2GB HD/4MB
video/CD/Modem.
I can make sense of everything but the 14.1TFT.
My Reply follows quote. On 01/12/2004 07:33 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
A friend's PowerBook HD died and as he is upgrading to iMac
I may inherit it. He says it is a G3 but doesn't know more.
Numbers on the back read: 14.1TFT/233MHz-512K/32MB/2GB HD/4MB video/CD/Modem.
I can make sense of
Cliff,
I believe 14.1 is the screen size. Later, Dennis
On 1-Dec-04, at 9:33 AM, Cliff Rediger wrote:
A friend's PowerBook HD died and as he is upgrading to iMac
I may inherit it. He says it is a G3 but doesn't know more.
Numbers on the back read: 14.1TFT/233MHz-512K/32MB/2GB HD/4MB
On 2004-12-01 16:33, Cliff Rediger wrote:
A friend's PowerBook HD died and as he is upgrading to iMac
I may inherit it. He says it is a G3 but doesn't know more.
Numbers on the back read: 14.1TFT/233MHz-512K/32MB/2GB HD/4MB video/CD/Modem.
I can make sense of everything but the 14.1TFT.
Thanks for all the responses.
Seems as if the PB in ? is a Wallstreet.
I'll have to wait to get my hands on it make sure.
Any special recommendations or caveats regarding
purchasing an upgrade replacement HD: size limits, speed etc.
Thank you
Cliff
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PowerBooks is sponsored by
Yes. It will NOT accept an ATA 6 or higher hard drive.
You will get a sad mac icon.
On Dec 1, 2004, at 4:07 PM, Cliff Rediger wrote:
Thanks for all the responses.
Seems as if the PB in ? is a Wallstreet.
I'll have to wait to get my hands on it make sure.
Any special recommendations or caveats
A friend's PowerBook HD died and as he is upgrading to iMac
I may inherit it. He says it is a G3 but doesn't know more.
Numbers on the back read: 14.1TFT/233MHz-512K/32MB/2GB HD/4MB video/CD/Modem.
I can make sense of everything but the 14.1TFT.
Does this number ID the PowerBook?
Sounds like a
Any special recommendations or caveats regarding
purchasing an upgrade replacement HD: size limits, speed etc.
Best deal around these days is a Samsung 40 GB for around $79.
I installed one in a WS I/292, and I bought a second for installation in
a Kanga.
These are fast, FDB (flud dynamic
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