Apple iBook M9009B/A

I owned an ibook for about two years and I would say that the home user not looking to run anything too powerful they are excellent. I however ended up wanting to run graphics programs on there and store a lot of images and the ibook did struggle with this. In terms of everyday use, I had a lot of fun with this laptop, so if you want a stylish, reliable and highly usable machine for emailing, downloading, word processing and lighter picture use/editing this could be perfect. I did use webcam on there a few times and this really slowed the system down and it was not really useable with webcam. One excellent feature of the ibook is that ...  Read the complete review

Firstly I'd like to say how good Apple's Service was. I bought my Apple Laptop from Apple's website, for £800. I looked around other companies for windows laptop's but there wasn't anything that could even come close to the Apple's power, style and affordability. The specification of my iBook is as follows; 1.33GHz PowerPC G4 512K L2 cache (at 1.33GHz) 512MB memory (DDR333 SDRAM) 12.1-inch TFT Display 1024x768 resolution ATI Mobility Radeon 9550 32MB DDR video memory 30GB Ultra ATA hard drive Combo Drive (DVD-ROM/CD-RW) Built-in AirPort Extreme Built-in Bluetooth 2.0 Trackpad The delivery date ...  Read the complete review

Apple Ibook - 2003 mode / 77 key keyboard / built-in tracking pad . At present the Apple ibook comes in two main configurations namely : 1) 900 mhz G3 processor 14.1? TXT XGA LCD DVD / CR-rw Combo drive 40 gig Ultra ATA Hard drive 256 meg RAM ( price £1000.00 incl. VAT ) 2) 800 mhz G3 processor 12.1? TXT XGALCD CD drive 30 gig Ultra ATA Hard drive 128 meg RAM ( price £800.00 incl. VAT ) Both variations share the following charcteristics : ATA Mobility Radeon 7500 graphics card with 32 mb VRAM / 56k internal modem / 2 * USB (12 Mbps )/ 10/100 Base-T Ethernet / 4000bps ( 5eee 1394 ) ...  Read the complete review