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November 16, 2005
Inside the iBook
Posted by Sandy
Apple Power Mac towers are relatively easy to upgrade. Just remove the side panel and you have easy access to most of the components inside.
iBooks and PowerBooks are entirely different animals. Once you take them apart, they're never quite the same. If you want to add or change anything other than RAM, you need to know what you're doing.
That's what makes this illustrated guide to iBook surgery so impressive. If you've always wanted to see the inside of an 800 MHz iBook G4, click here.
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1. michael McKee on November 16, 2005 06:58 PM writes...
Just today sat with a friend, a former Apple reseller and tech as he replaced my iBook hard drive. Scary how many screws the thing has, and how tightly packed. Even with the best of manuals I don't think I'm going to attempt iBook surgery.
Permalink to Comment2. George Lien on November 16, 2005 09:54 PM writes...
They are still nothing when compared to taking apart of a PowerBook 2400c.
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