iBook G3
366MHz 193 MB
RAM 10 GB
HDD CD-ROM
Drive Integrated
Trackpad and button Internal
56k Modem Built in
Ethernet Firewire
(400) port USB 1.1
port Airport ready (Wifi 808.11b card ready) 12" Screen - NOT WORKING Keyboard - NOT WORKING
Loaded software
Mac OS
9.2.2 Microsoft
Office 2001 (for Mac) Quark Xpress 4.0 + Others |
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Included Extras: Apple AV Cable for iBook (Part no.
M8434GA) Yo-yo style power supply (Note: The power
supply cable has a 3 pin plug at
1 end for UK/Ireland so an adapter may be required in your area) *Since this is a firewire equipped Mac it is capable of running the latest Apple software including the unreleased version of Mac OS X Tiger. (Tiger may require additional memory for optimal performance) This is an Indigo clamshell
Apple iBook SE Notebook. As part of a "fall" (not by me - i'd never hurt a working Mac) the
screen was smashed and keyboard ribbon ripped out. Luckily due to the
iBook's incredible strength every other part of the laptop works fine so it
is still possible to use it for some of the functions below. Possible Uses1. As a desktop
computer: Using the included Apple AV cable simply
plug into your big screen TV / Monitor or projector to get the full desktop
experience. ( a cheap 2nd hand USB keyboard can be used since the cable
ribbon for the original one was torn). 2. As a digital
hub: Again using the AV cable you can display
all your home movies created in iMovie (digital video camera required) with
your friends on your TV. Display your photos onscreen or use it to load up
your iPod or create iTunes party mixes with stunning visual effects. 3. As a games
platform: Granted game performance will be nowhere
near the quality of modern games consoles it is still possible to find many
good games for this machine. 4. As a backup
computer or drive: Simply set the iBook to startup in Target
Disk Mode and using a firewire cable connected to a Mac (OS 9 or X) have the
iBook's Hard Drive appear onscreen as a removable disk drive. Firewire
ensures extremely fast download and upload speeds so you can backup those
important archives or video footage / photo / music libraries etc. 5. As a source
of spare parts: I'd really like someone to use it for one
of the purposes above but if you want to donate some of its working parts to
cure another iBook then you're more than welcome. |
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Detailed Specs: CPU: PowerPC 750cx CPU Speed: 366 MHz FPU: integrated Bus Speed: 66 MHz RAM Type: SO-DIMM Onboard RAM: 64 MB Added RAM: 128 MB Maximum RAM: 288/320 MB Level 1 Cache: 32 kB data, 32 kB
instruction Level 2 Cache: 256 kB on-chip,
1:1 Video Card: ATI Rage Mobility (2x
AGP) VRAM: 8 MB Maximum Resolution: 24 bit
800x600 Optical Drive: 24x CD-ROM Hard Disk: 10 GB |
ATA Bus: ATA-66 Ethernet: 10/100Base-T USB: 1 Firewire: 1 Video Out: Composite A/V Audio Out: stereo 16 bit mini Speaker(s): mono Modem: 56 kbps AirPort: optional Gestalt ID: 406 Power: 45 Watts Weight: 6.6 lbs. Minimum OS: 9.0.2 Maximum OS: 10.3.9 or later Dimensions: 11.6" H x
13.5" W x 1.8" D Model Terminated: May 2001 |
Additional
Info: As can be seeen from the photos below
the machine boots up and works perfectly and even connects to the internet.
Office is installed and the iBook's USB port is working and can be connected
to your printer, keyboard or other peripherals. The outer tray covering for
the CD-ROM drive had fallen off but I glued it back and it opens and closes as normal.
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