Apple Computer’s hardware tends toward the ... that won’t weigh heavily on your shoulder, the entry-level iBook G4, at $999, stands out as a great deal. Even with the power adapter, you ...

1.33 GHz PowerPC G4 iBook, 5.9 pounds, US$1,299: 14.1-inch (diagonal) active-matrix TFT display; 60GB Ultra ATA hard drive; slot-load Combo (DVD-ROM/CD-RW) drive. The 1.33 GHz PowerPC G4 iBook ...

Yesterday, Apple released a refreshed line of their Titanium PowerBook G4 and popular consumer portable, the iBook. The portables received a speed boost, increased storage capacity, more RAM and a ...

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For more information, see our Apple Hardware Guide listings for the 12-inch 1.2GHz iBook G4, 14-inch 1.33GHz iBook G4 with Combo drive, and the 14-inch 1.33GHz iBook G4 with SuperDrive models.

Five years ago, Apple was selling the iBook G4, a popular entry level notebook that had evolved from the original iMac-inspired iBook from six years prior. The final iBook model was released mid ...

Apple's OS runs just about as well on your average 1.6GHz Atom / 1GB RAM machine as it does on a four-year-old iBook G4. Sure, the Atom boots a bit faster and outperforms the G4 on simple tasks ...

Just months ago, the Consumer Complaints Board in Denmark announced that it had "proven" that the logic board within a slew of Apple's iBook G4s were faulty, and now it seems that Cupertino has ...

be cautious when ordering serves -- be sure to comparison shop and call Apple before agreeing to a costly replacement. MacFixIt reader Chris Hearty writs: "My 14.1" 933 MHz iBook G4 (part number ...

At the time Apple discontinued the iBook, the computer was sold as the iBook G4. The model is named after its single-core PowerPC G4 processor, which has a clock speed of 1.33 GHz or 1.42 GHz.

Apple Computer on Thursday recalled 1.8 million notebook batteries used in its previous generation iBook and PowerBook G4 notebooks because they pose a fire hazard. The Cupertino, Calif.- ...

Apple iBook G4 12 inch 3.0 Good by Cisco Cheng Nov 10, 2005 3.0 Good Bottom Line We love the iBook, and its Apple design and value price bring "cool" to the masses. But it's time for an upgrade ...