The PowerBook G3/500 (Firewire/Pismo) — formally a member of the “PowerBook Firewire” series (note the lack of official “G3″ designation) as dubbed by Apple, but often referred to by its codename of “Pismo” — features a 500 MHz PowerPC 750 … Continue reading
The PowerBook G3/400 (Firewire/Pismo) — formally a member of the “PowerBook Firewire” series (note the lack of official “G3″ designation) as dubbed by Apple, but often referred to by its codename of “Pismo” — features a 400 MHz PowerPC 750 … Continue reading
This, in reality was launched around the time that Apple started to really and finally break the mould and the back of the computing world. The Powerbook itself, still stacks up against standard PC’s today in terms of aesthetics. So, … Continue reading
This, in reality was launched around the time that Apple started to really and finally break the mould and the back of the computing world. The Powerbook itself, still stacks up against standard PC’s today in terms of aesthetics. So, … Continue reading
The PowerBook G3/250 (Original), codenamed “Kanga” and often called the “PowerBook 3500″ — as it could have been dubbed as a member of the PowerBook series — features a 250 MHz PowerPC 750 (G3) processor with a 512k “backside” level … Continue reading
The powerbook G3 292mHz wallstreet laptop was offered with a 14.1″ TFT color display. With it’s hot swappable drive bays, large keyboard and dual battery bay, this unit was able to work a full day before it ran out of … Continue reading
The powerbook G3 wallstreet laptop was offered with either a 12.1″ STN (passive matrix), 13.3″ TFT, or 14.1″ TFT color display. With it’s hot swappable drive bays, large keyboard and dual battery bay, this unit was able to work a full … Continue reading
The first of the powerbook G3 wallstreet laptops was pretty much the same as the larger Wallstreet except that the screen is smaller at only 12.1 inches rather than the wallstreet with it’s 14.1 inch screen. With it’s hot swappable … Continue reading