Cracking open the original Apple iBook G3 clamshell
Overview angle two
The Apple iBook G3 was considered innovative for its time in 1999, but I found the components to be fairly standard. The only real innovation was in the way the iBook looked.
Personally, I didn't like the look back then and it has not grown on me up to now. But the insides of our iBook make for a good TechRepublic Cracking Open Photo Gallery.
Personally, I didn't like the look back then and it has not grown on me up to now. But the insides of our iBook make for a good TechRepublic Cracking Open Photo Gallery.
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 Torx bit screwheadswolf13 | 01/21/08 |
 Yup - Torx they aremacbill | 01/22/08 |
I'll accept your correction, but...Mark W. Kaelin  | 01/23/08 |
| Torx are star shapedNameless_Juggalo@... | 01/23/08 |
 What the....drew.mcbee@... | 01/25/08 |
 Blame my background  Mark W. Kaelin | 01/25/08 |
| History of Torxbob_bernard@... | 03/05/08 |
| common in cell phones and hard drives.ask.mike.lee@... | 03/07/08 |
| Question:bob_bernard@... | 03/05/08 |
| Just click on the "Read original item" line at the start..JCitizen | 03/06/08 |
| "Cool" lights in the lidlauwersp@... | 01/24/08 |
| Thanks for the helpMark W. Kaelin | 01/25/08 |
| Not innovative? What about AirPort?sam41121205@... | 01/29/08 |
| Seems like AirPort only recently provided WPA2..JCitizen | 03/08/08 |
| More iBook interesting featuressam41121205@... | 01/29/08 |
| RE: iBook interesting featuresbob_bernard@... | 03/05/08 |
| Semi-OT - IBM Z50 Workpadradams36@... | 03/05/08 |
