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Apple Powerbook 12": Pretty and light
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Apple PowerBook G4
Comments:
Apple's petite 12 inch PowerBook gets a boost of power and a few new features. Pound for pound, it's the best PowerBook.
Apple's petite 12 inch PowerBook gets a boost of power and a few new features. Pound for pound, it's the best PowerBook.
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Apple PowerBook G4 (1.5GHz, 512MB, 15.2-inch TFT)
Comments:
The aluminium notebook from Cupertino gets an update, including a faster DVD burner, processor and graphics.
The aluminium notebook from Cupertino gets an update, including a faster DVD burner, processor and graphics.
zdnet.com.au Professional Review.
Apple PowerBook G4 (12-inch, SuperDrive)
Comments:
Though pricier than the 12-inch iBook G4 and some comparable PC laptops, the 12-inch PowerBook G4's performance, solid set of features and software, and killer design will overjoy intermediate and advanced mobile users.
Though pricier than the 12-inch iBook G4 and some comparable PC laptops, the 12-inch PowerBook G4's performance, solid set of features and software, and killer design will overjoy intermediate and advanced mobile users.
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First Take: Apple PowerBook G4 (1.5GHz; 512MB; 15.2-inch TFT)
Comments:
On paper, Apple's new 15-inch PowerBook bears all the hallmarks of great mobile gaming platform.
On paper, Apple's new 15-inch PowerBook bears all the hallmarks of great mobile gaming platform.
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Apple PowerBook G4 (PowerPC G4 1GHz, 17-inch TFT)
Comments:
The 17-inch PowerBook is sexy, and it comes with great extras, but it's not much faster than the Titanium model.
The 17-inch PowerBook is sexy, and it comes with great extras, but it's not much faster than the Titanium model.
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Apple switches on PowerBook cuts
Comments:
Apple Computer has cut the price of its 12-inch and 15-inch PowerBooks in a push to make notebook computers a larger part of its business.
Apple Computer has cut the price of its 12-inch and 15-inch PowerBooks in a push to make notebook computers a larger part of its business.
zdnet.com.au Professional Review.
First Take: Apple 15-inch PowerBook G4
Comments:
We take an early look at Apple's shiny new aluminium-encased PowerBook.
We take an early look at Apple's shiny new aluminium-encased PowerBook.
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Apple Powerbook G4
Comments:
Review Verdict: Apple has packed a remarkable amount into its latest Powerbook
Review Verdict: Apple has packed a remarkable amount into its latest Powerbook
QuickTake:
Pros: Fast ; plenty of memory and excellent connectivity ;
Cons: Size ;
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Apple PowerBook G4 12"
Comments:
Review Verdict: A PowerBook that is both big on looks and extra features.
Review Verdict: A PowerBook that is both big on looks and extra features.
QuickTake:
Pros: Compact, lightweight design.Built-in Bluetooth, FireWire and networking. Bad points:Expensive.Small screen means you'll need to squint. Overall:A nicely designed and highly portable notebook.
Cons: Apple 0800 039 1010
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