Archive for the ‘PowerBook’ Category
Monday, May 12th, 2008
The LA Times reports that as a result of a class action suit filed in 2006 Apple will pay US$25 to US$79 to customers who bought a power adaptor to replace a faulty one. This affects adaptors for PowerBooks and iBooks. Presumably some variant of the refund will be available in Australia, without having to ship the things to the US by the suitcase-full 
Tags: apple, fault, power_supply, refund
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Tuesday, May 6th, 2008
MacDailyNews reports that Apple’s market value is now four times as big as Dell’s. Perhaps it’s time for Michael Dell to sell up and give the money back to the shareholders?
Tags: apple, apple_4_x_dell, dell, market_value
Posted in Apple, Hardware, Mac, Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, MacBook Air, PowerBook, iMac, iPhone, iPod, iPod Touch, iSight, iTunes | No Comments »
Monday, January 7th, 2008
If you’ve got an old PowerBook that supports CardBus you can buy an nQuicky 802.11n card from QuickerTek for US$64.95 to talk to your Airport Extreme base station.
Tags: 802_11n, airport_extreme, PowerBook, quickertek, wifi
Posted in Airport and WiFi, Apple, Hardware, Mac, Network, PowerBook | No Comments »
