Back
to cool, Wired, 8/23. "The iBook may prove to be an
even bigger hit for Apple than the iMac."
More than an iMac to
Go, iBook Page, 8/5. The iBook has unique features,
making it far more than a portable iMac.
iBook as Your First
Mac, Dan Knight, The iBook Page, 7/30. "For those who
don't yet own computers and demand portability, the iBook
is very price- and feature-competitive with value-priced
Windows laptops"
The Price Is
Right, Dan Knight, The iBook Page, 7/23. "Compared
with the best value Windows laptops, the iBook easily
holds its own."
Enter the iBook,
the iMac channel, 7/22. "The iBook is a revolutionary
computer."
The
iBook List, The Macintosh Guy. Begun October 29, 1998
as the CPortList, the iBook List is a place to talk about
the iBook with others.
Wireless
networking, MacInTouch, 7/22. "The forthcoming iBook
and AirPort will do for wireless networking what the iMac
did for USB."
Thirteen
interesting iBook facts, Mac OS Planet. "The iBook
offers a Save feature when sleeping or shutting down,
this will take all the contents of the RAM and save them
to the Hard Disk so when you wake up or turn on the unit
you will have a much smaller startup time and be able to
continue your work exactly how you left it before the
save."
An
in-depth look at the iBook, Mac OS Planet.
"...although the price seemed a little high ($1599) to me
at first it turns out to be a fair one...."
A
hands-on look a the iBook, David Pogue,
ZDNet/Macworld, 7/21. The power cord rolls into the AC
adapter, which lights up!
P1,
the student notebook, AppleInsider, 3/24 "The latest word from Cupertino is that Apple's Consumer
Portable is 'on track' for the rumored
late-April/early-May introduction...."
Advice presented in good faith, but what works for one may not work
for all. Computers are like that. Please report errors to
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