PowerBook G3 (Lombard)

May 10 in Mac and LEM History

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Download Typestyler, still the Ultimate Styling Tool for Internet, Print and Video Graphics. Works great in Classic with a Native OS X Version on the way. Free Tryout: www.typestyler.com

LA Computer Company: LA Computer Company: Specials on AppleCare, Apple Displays, MacBooks, iMac's, MacBook Pros, Laptop and iPod accessories and more. Apple A/C Adapters for laptops starting at $25.00 Call 1-800-941-7654 or Click Here.

OWC: Burn DVDs, DVD-DL, CDs, DVD-Ram - FAST! Superdrive upgrades from OWC starting from $31.99 with options for nearly every Mac. Models with Lightscribe, Blu-Ray too!

Mac users can finally play Party Poker for Mac. Not only that, they can also learn how to play PokerStars for Mac.

Laptop Hardware Provided by TechRestore - Overnight Mac & iPod Repairs.

Compare products like desktop computers, laptops, and LCD TVs side by side! All the information and reviews to make the best purchasing decision for a new cell phone GPS products or MP3 players. The Ciao network makes searching products easy for you.

New iMac 800Mhz Memory 4GB $98, 2GB $50. Click to Maximize your Macs...

May 9 - May 11

1999

Mac OS 8.6 introduced. Uses nanokernel that added preemptive multitasking to the Mac's cooperative multitasking. Faster and more stable then 8.5 or 8.5.1.
'Lombard' PowerBook G3 introduced at 333 and 400 MHz.

2000

Getting the most value from your Mac, Dan Knight, Low End Mac. Thanks to David K. Every's article on MacWeek, we've finally come up with a mission statement for LEM.

2001

Bitten by the laptop bug, Beverly Woods, Acoustic Mac. "Adhering to the principle that a gift you want yourself is the best kind to give, I set up the 3400...."
Where's the iPizzaBox?, Alex Allee, My Turn. Apple needs something far less costly than the iMac - how about a modern LC?
Macs for schools: The cMac, Dan Knight, MacInSchool. How Apple can beat cheap Wintel computers at their own game with a remarkably inexpensive Mac.
Images from A through Z, Matthew Urban, Matt's Mac. Terms used when working with images.

2001

The sad state of Macs and PCs in school, Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive. Problems include poor maintenance, kids messing things up, and a lack of training on how to use a computer.
Website automation with PHP and MySQL, part 6, Dan Knight, Online Tech Journal. Finding and fixing a problem in our PHP script.
512 MB modules for TiBook, IBM 5400 RPM notebook drives, Zip 250 for Lombard and Pismo, and more, Charles Moore. One gig PowerBook upgrades, fast new IBM hard drive, Zip250 deal, WiFi drivers, cases, bargain 'Books, and more.
Go ahead and gloat, Anne Onymus, Rumor Mill. Yes, I was wrong about the flat panel iMac - and almost everything else. It's my job.

2004

A better portable solution: Bluetooth instead of wires, Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive. Bluetooth has the potential to replace many wired connections, reduce cable clutter, and make portable computing more user friendly.
iBook repair program expanded, $190 Combo drive for DVD TiBooks, Lombard G4/433 upgrade, and more, The 'Book Review. New PB G4 video performance, using a PowerBook to watch DVDs on TV, BookEndz for 15-inch AlBook, Glide hinge maintenance kits, bargain G4 'Books from $925 to $2,599, and lots more.

2007

The MacBook is much more than just an iBook with 'Intel inside', Trevor Wale, One More Thing. With a bright widescreen display and the same dual-core CPU as the MacBook Pro, the MacBook is a nearly perfect notebook computer.

May 9 - May 11

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