http://www.blueberryibook.com Is it possible to fall in love with a computer? Oh yes. Fri, 20 Mar 2009 01:02:00 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en http://www.blueberryibook.com/?p=28 There are many of us that are big fans of the Clamshell iBooks. I won't go into my personal reasons, you either love them or hate them. I have had a few over the years and still to this day I enjoy using them. I especially love going out and ... http://www.blueberryibook.com/?p=25 Here's a description of a bezel mod I did on my ibook 366 (Indigo). I installed a Toshiba SD-R2512 DVD/CDRW optical drive and rather than leaving a gapeing hole and/or a mix-matched bezel in the side, I refitted the orig. bezel onto the new drive. This was an important consideration ... http://www.blueberryibook.com/?p=16 The ATA-4 controller working in the iBook Clamshell is not able to take advantage of drives larger than 128GB. Apple states that -as a guideline- all Macs released after June 2002 can address larger hard disks. If a 160GB hard drive is installed, the Clamshell will only recognize it as a ... http://www.blueberryibook.com/?p=12 Introduced: September 2000 Terminated: May 2001 CPU CPU: PowerPC 750cx CPU Speed: 366/466 MHz FPU: integrated Bus Speed: 66 MHz Data Path: 64 bit ROM: 1 MB ROM + 3 MB toolbox ROM loaded into RAM RAM RAM Type: PC66 SO-DIMM Minimum RAM Speed: 66 MHz Onboard RAM: 64 MB RAM slots: 1 Maximum RAM: 320 MB (Apple) 576 MB (self install) Level 1 Cache: ... http://www.blueberryibook.com/?p=9 Introduced: September 1999 Terminated: September 2000 CPU CPU: PowerPC 750 CPU Speed: 300 MHz FPU: integrated Bus Speed: 66 MHz Data Path: 64 bit ROM: 1 MB ROM + 3 MB toolbox ROM loaded into RAM RAM RAM Type: SO-DIMM Minimum RAM Speed: 100 MHz Onboard RAM: 32/64 MB RAM slots: 1 Maximum RAM: 288/320 MB Level 1 Cache: 32 kB data, 32 kB instruction Level ... http://www.blueberryibook.com/?p=3 iBookClamshell.com is webmastered by Steven Biars. We are not endorsed or affiliated with Apple, Inc. (formerly Apple Computer, Inc.) or its subsidiaries. Now, lets get on with the show... I've been using a Mac to some capacity since grade school. I bought my first mac (a Core2Duo MacBook) in late 2006 ... http://www.blueberryibook.com/?p=1