The Apple iBook G3 was considered innovative for its time in 1999, but I found the components to be fairly standard. In this reviewer's opinion, the only real innovation was in the way the iBook looked.
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- ".. The Apple iBook G3 was considered innovative for its time in 1999, but I found the components to be fairly standard. In this reviewer's opinion, the only real innovation was in the way the iBook l... (Read the rest)
- Posted by: graham.lv Posted on: 03/24/08 You are currently: a Guest | Log in | Terms of Use
Still looks like a toliet seat (NT)
DarthRidiculous | 01/25/08
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Yeah not a fan of this iBook.....
James Quinn | 01/25/08
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I actually liked the gray one, it wasn't too shabby looking. [nt]
olePigeon | 01/25/08
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bunkport | 01/25/08
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ladybug49305@... | 01/25/08
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rfpcs@... | 01/26/08
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Seriously poor article
Timothy Braun | 02/22/08
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Seriously...poor attitude?
vonB | 03/06/08
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