On May 16, 2006, the seven-year production run of the iBook line of laptop computers was coming to an end. Taking its place was the MacBook, which signaled the transition of manufacturer Apple to a ...
The wait is over; Apple has dropped the G3 from its product line; the G4 iBook is here. Apple announced three new models of iBook, 800 MHz, 933 MHz, and 1 GHz, all based on Motorola’s G4 processor.
As we’ve been reporting for the past few days, iBook G4s — produced within the past two years — are suffering logic board failures similar to the failures that plagued earlier iBook G3 models (for ...
In a clear effort to boost the appeal of its iBook family to holiday shoppers, Apple cranked up the clock speed on all three models, made AirPort Extreme standard across the line, cut the price of the ...
So about a week ago, my iBook G4 (12" 800)'s display started going wonky, along with the OS locking up. By the time I took it to a local Apple reseller for repairs on Friday, the machine wouldn't boot ...
We continue to report on Apple’s massive recall of portable batteries manufactured by Sony, and the confusion caused by initially vague serial number ranges. UPDATE: Replacement may take a month or ...
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and Apple announce the recall of about 128,000 rechargeable batteries for iBook G4 and PowerBook G4 computers. An internal short can cause the battery cells ...
Denmark officials say they've discovered a systemic power flaw with Apple Inc.'s final generation of iBook notebooks that has been causing grief for users, and they're telling the company it's time to ...
Last month, I took a look at the Clamshell iBook G3, the most colorful notebook Apple ever made. The Clamshell saw just one speed bump, and was replaced in less than two years. The second-generation ...
Apple has finally put to rest the sluggish PowerPC G3 processor, introducing new iBooks featuring the same G4 brain found in the PowerBook. The iBook line was also anointed with USB 2.0, and support ...
My brother in law's iBook G4 (14 inch) needs a new logic board. Is this something that's user-replacable or should I send it out to MacResQ? How much is MacResQ's logic board service? I can't seem to ...
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