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Apple Specs > PowerBook (All) > PowerBook (PowerPC)
Update Published September 8, 2024
Every Apple PowerBook with a PowerPC processor is listed below. This includes PowerBook models with PowerPC processors (1995-1998) as well as PowerBook G3 (1997-2001) and PowerBook G4 models (2001-2006), which all have PowerPC processors. PowerBook Duo models are organized separately.
Apple sold PowerBook models with PowerPC processors from 1995 until 2006. The PowerBook was replaced by the MacBook and MacBook Pro in 2006; these replacement lines used Intel processors at the time of their initial release.
Current Apple notebooks include the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro; the current lines use Apple Silicon processors.
Click on a specific model for its complete technical specs, configuration options, identification details, performance benchmarks, original price in dozens of countries, and more.
You may also be interested in All PowerBook models, which includes earlier models with 68k processors (1991-1996); the PowerBook Duo line; and the latest MacBook Air and MacBook Pro models with Apple Silicon processors (2020-Current); and All Apple Macs.
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Asterisks indicate that particularly important details are provided on the applicable specs page. Also note that configurations listed are the default or most common; many models have multiple options. Refer to the specs page for full details.
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