Considerably less than the $2,499 Apple wanted for 1999's PowerBook G3. We described it as "a cross between Apple's earlier education-oriented portable, the eMate 300, and the iMac." ...

From an Apple web page (thanks, Stephen< varin): . Apple is voluntarily recalling certain AC adapters that were sold for use with PowerBook G3 systems shipped from May 1998 until March 2000.

The PowerBook G3 Wallstreet, still hanging around the Macworld Vault. This was a laptop from a new Apple. The big white Apple logo on the back was the first sign.

Apple urges all customers to replace their adapters immediately. To exchange your adapter, visit Apple’s Exchange Web site and fill out the form, including the serial number of your PowerBook G3.

TORONTO, July 6 - Apple Computer is recalling about 570,000 AC adapters worldwide that were sold with PowerBook G3s shipped from May 1998 until March 2000. The recall is being done in co-operation ...

This site has been mentioned here before I think but with Apple's obscene increase in stock valuation as of late I was curious to see what my current damage would be: For those that have never ...

That Apple PowerBook G3 250 you bought back in 1997 may have some nostalgic value, sure, but if you had simply bought up some Apple stock instead you'd be sitting on real value, to the tune of ...

Apple recalled nearly 600,000 AC adapters that were sold with PowerBook G3 notebooks, starting in 2001 due to an overheating problem that could cause fire and other hazards.

Powering the iBook G3 was standard Mac fare for the time, ... In comparison to those, the PowerBook G4, the last Apple laptop to use a PowerPC CPU, looks almost impossibly sleek and understated.

The PowerBook 540c sported a 33MHz 68LC040 CPU (the first Apple laptop to use that particular CPU), 4MB of RAM (expandable to 12MB), and a 320MB hard drive. The display was a 16-bit active-matrix ...