- #APPLE TITANIUM POWERBOOK G4 SPECS MAC OS X#
- #APPLE TITANIUM POWERBOOK G4 SPECS MOVIE#
- #APPLE TITANIUM POWERBOOK G4 SPECS PC#
#APPLE TITANIUM POWERBOOK G4 SPECS MAC OS X#
The PowerBook G4 now ships with Mac OS X Tiger, highlights of which include the incredibly cool Spotlight search utility and the customizable Dashboard, a collection of handy desktop tools. Unlike most Windows laptops, the PowerBook G4 doesn't include a built-in media reader for flash memory cards, though the USB and FireWire ports can usually connect directly to peripherals that use card memory. This 15-inch PowerBook G4 also accommodates a neat slot-loading SuperDrive that plays and burns DVDs and CDs. It's equipped with Bluetooth to interface with cell phones, and you can access the Internet via 802.11g Wi-Fi radio, Gigabit Ethernet, or modem.
#APPLE TITANIUM POWERBOOK G4 SPECS PC#
With two USB 2.0 ports the rare combination of FireWire 400 and 800 a PC Card slot that accepts Type I and II PC cards and support for DVI, VGA, S-Video, and composite video, the Apple PowerBook G4 can connect to virtually any peripheral, from digital cameras to ProTools hardware.
#APPLE TITANIUM POWERBOOK G4 SPECS MOVIE#
The laptop's 15.2-inch (diagonal) TFT wide-screen display is adequately sized for most productivity and entertainment applications, and its vivid 1,280x854 native resolution teamed with the PowerBook's stereo speakers make it a good portable movie theater. Like on other PowerBook G4s (and now iBooks, too), the generously sized trackpad lets you scroll through long documents and Web pages by dragging two fingers down the pad. Though the keys are a bit shallow, they're wide, and we found them comfortable to use for long stretches of typing we also loved the keyboard backlighting, which automatically adjusted to changes in ambient light levels. Unlike the lower-end iBook, the PowerBook G4 has a silver case and keyboard that do not pick up finger smudges. Lift the lid of the 15-inch PowerBook G4, and you'll find the same minimalist design as on its 17-inch sibling: just a power button, a big keyboard framed by stereo speakers, and a large trackpad with a single mouse button. Its 0.4-pound AC adapter makes for a total weight that's acceptable for carrying on the occasional trip. At a reasonable 5.6 pounds, the PowerBook G4 weighs about average for a thin-and-light laptop-slightly heavier than the ThinkPad T43 and 0.5 pound heavier than the Portable One MX.
Measuring just 1.1 inches thick, 13.7 inches wide, and 9.5 inches deep, it is similar in size to the Portable One MX and the ThinkPad T43. The Apple PowerBook's sleek aluminum shell is hard to miss, and the 15-inch model has particularly pleasing dimensions.
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