Cracking open the original Apple iBook G3 clamshell
A blueberry iBook
With an innovative design that was meant to grab your attention, the original clamshell iBook from Apple generated almost as much buzz in the IT world as the more recent iPhone. In 1999, personal computer users were generally stuck with the familiar black rectangle laptop, but the iBook only came in blueberry and orange and was shaped like a clamshell (toilet seat?). But what was the iBook like on the inside -- we find out in this TechRepublic Cracking Open.
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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 |
