Apple iBook G4 14.1 in. (718908454060) Mac Notebook
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- HDD Size: 60 GB
- Family Line: iBook G4
- Processor: PowerPC G4 1.42 GHz
- Installed Memory: 512 MB (DDR SDRAM)
- Display: 14.1 in. XGA TFT Active Matrix
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Apple iBook G4 1.42 GHz PowerPC G4 512MB
Pros
Charge the battery, turn it on and off you go. It's that easy.
Cons
short battery life, more expensive than a comparable PC
Recommended it?
Yes
The Bottom Line:
The iBook is great and still holds its own, despite being 7 years old. A great laptop for a student who wants an user friendly interface with a stylish design.
After much deliberation my wife and I bought our first laptop, a refurbished iBook G4, on a recommendation from a friend of ours who works as a independent programer in silicone valley.
First off, the look and design of the iBook is appealing. It is white with simple, clean look that hints at a design steeped in art deco. I was a PC guy up until now and had no patience to learn the ropes around a new system. But to my surprise the Apple OS (Tiger at the time) was beyond user friendly and within minutes exploring around I began to feel like a computer whiz (which I am far from).
That was almost 5 years ago now, and the lil' iBook is truckin right along (it is what I am using right now). I have used it to do everything from editing video to make home movies, to editing photographs, to recording music, surfing the net, writing papers, keeping track of a budget, making powerpoint lectures and even educating my three year old daughter.
The included software, iLife, has almost everything the average person needs to get the most out of their iBook; iTunes, iPhoto, iDVD, Garageband ect.. . I would recommend purchasing the Microsoft Office software suite, though. I don't think I could get by without MS Word, Entourage or Powerpoint, but thats just me.
If you are looking for a dependable, durable and functional laptop and don't mind spending a little extra, the iBook (or any of the new MacBooks for that matter) will more than exceed your expectations.
First off, the look and design of the iBook is appealing. It is white with simple, clean look that hints at a design steeped in art deco. I was a PC guy up until now and had no patience to learn the ropes around a new system. But to my surprise the Apple OS (Tiger at the time) was beyond user friendly and within minutes exploring around I began to feel like a computer whiz (which I am far from).
That was almost 5 years ago now, and the lil' iBook is truckin right along (it is what I am using right now). I have used it to do everything from editing video to make home movies, to editing photographs, to recording music, surfing the net, writing papers, keeping track of a budget, making powerpoint lectures and even educating my three year old daughter.
The included software, iLife, has almost everything the average person needs to get the most out of their iBook; iTunes, iPhoto, iDVD, Garageband ect.. . I would recommend purchasing the Microsoft Office software suite, though. I don't think I could get by without MS Word, Entourage or Powerpoint, but thats just me.
If you are looking for a dependable, durable and functional laptop and don't mind spending a little extra, the iBook (or any of the new MacBooks for that matter) will more than exceed your expectations.
