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PowerBook G4 Q&A - Updated February 26, 2007

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What are the differences between the original PowerBook G4 (400/500) models?

Please note that the original PowerBook G4 series was introduced on January 9, 2001 and discontinued October 16, 2001.

The differences between the PowerBook G4/400 (Original - Ti) and PowerBook G4/500 (Original - Ti) are relatively minor. Both systems share the same ultrasleek Titanium case, 15.2" TFT widescreen display, video card, and DVD-ROM drive.

The major differences are summarized below in this handy chart:

PowerBook G4

400 (Original - Ti)

500 (Original - Ti)

Processor:

400 MHz

500 MHz

System Bus:

100 MHz

100 MHz

Level 2 Cache:

1 MB (backside)

1 MB (backside)

Memory Type:

PC100 SDRAM

PC100 SDRAM

Std. RAM:

128 MB

256 MB

Max. RAM:

1.0 GB

1.0 GB

Display:

15.2" Widescreen

15.2" Widescreen

Resolution:

1152x768

1152x768

Video Card:

Rage Mobility 128

Rage Mobility 128

Video RAM:

8 MB

8 MB

Hard Drive:

10 GB

20 GB

Optical Drive:

6X DVD-ROM

6X DVD-ROM

AirPort (802.11b):

Optional

Optional

Bluetooth:

N/A

N/A

Expansion:

Type I/II PC Card

Type I/II PC Card

Battery Life:

5 Hours

5 Hours

Dimensions (Inches):

1.0 x 13.4 x 9.5

1.0 x 13.4 x 9.5

Weight:

5.3 lbs (2.4 kg)

5.3 lbs (2.4 kg)

Model No:

M7952LL/A

M7710LL/A

Orig. Price:

US$2599

US$3499

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