PowerBook G4 Family
From Applepedia
Apple's last professional notebook powered by a PowerPC processor. It was later replaced by the Intel-powered MacBook Pro.
| Powerbook G4 | |
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| Released | January 31, 2005 |
| Codename | {{{codename}}} |
| Tech Specs | |
| Processor | 1.5 GHz / 1.67 GHz |
| Memory | 512 MB |
| Hard Drive | 60 GB / 100 GB |
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| Website | PowerBook Support |
Contents |
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Key Features
- Backlit keyboard
- Motion Sensor
- Metal enclosure
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FAQ
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Does the PowerBook support PCMCIA (aka PC Card) cards?
Yes, only the 15" and 17" though.
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I saw this cool video where tilting was used to control stuff on screen
That's not really a question. Anyway, recent revisions of the G4 Powerbook include the Apple Motion Sensor or "sudden motion sensor" used to detect a sudden fall (and bring the hard drive to a halt to prevent damage). It's possible to use it to detect the current orientation of the laptop and use that as input.
