Apple PowerBook G4 15.2 in. (M9676LLABND) Mac Notebook
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- HDD Size: 80 GB
- Mobile Technology: Wi-Fi Certified
- Family Line: PowerBook G4
- Processor: PowerPC G4 1.5 GHz
- Operating System: Apple MacOS X 10.3
- Installed Memory: 512 MB (DDR SDRAM)
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The Macintosh PowerBook G4 is a lean mean silver machine.
Pros
Long lifespan, easy to use, slim design, lightweight, and portable (it's a laptop).
Cons
The 10 key feature is integrated into the regular keyboard.
Recommended it?
Yes
This is the best computer I have ever had. I wouldn't trade it for the world!
We bought an Apple Performa back in the 1994 and it was awesome at the time (amazing how slow it is now compared to newer models), but believe it or not it is still running fine; our 8 year old daughter has it in her room and she plays games on it. How's that for longevity. We also have an original iMac, but it is also too slow compared to my PowerBook.
Based on my experience with Mac's they last and last. Microsoft Office is available for Mac, and so are many other programs like Quicken for example. I LOVE iPhoto, it came installed with my PowerBook, and I upload all my photos to it from our digital camera. I also highly recommend you get an Airport card so you can use your Mac wireless with DSL service.
It was a bit pricey, about $2500 when I bought mine a year ago. However, you get what you pay for, QUALITY. In a nutshell, anything else would be inferior.
We bought an Apple Performa back in the 1994 and it was awesome at the time (amazing how slow it is now compared to newer models), but believe it or not it is still running fine; our 8 year old daughter has it in her room and she plays games on it. How's that for longevity. We also have an original iMac, but it is also too slow compared to my PowerBook.
Based on my experience with Mac's they last and last. Microsoft Office is available for Mac, and so are many other programs like Quicken for example. I LOVE iPhoto, it came installed with my PowerBook, and I upload all my photos to it from our digital camera. I also highly recommend you get an Airport card so you can use your Mac wireless with DSL service.
It was a bit pricey, about $2500 when I bought mine a year ago. However, you get what you pay for, QUALITY. In a nutshell, anything else would be inferior.
