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Mac Lover
Original 12\" AiBook vs the current model
Hello MUGgers, I'm too lazy to search the Net and I was hoping you guys wouldn't mind giving me a quick answer. I'm in the market for the 1st generation 12" AlBook, and I besides the obvious differences like 800+Mhz vs a 1.33Ghz processor, RAM, and/or storage capacity, what are the more subtle and not-so-subtle differences?
Thanks!
Your friendly neighborhood closet-Mac user.
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Mac Fanatic
I've heard that the 1st Gen 12" PowerBooks run really hot.
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wpalomine
Guest
The curret 12" has the following:
DVI support
USB2
Twice the L2 cache (512K v. 256K)
Faster bus (167Mhz v, 133Mhz)
Twice the memory on the board (256MB v 128MB)
Better Video card (Nvidia5200 with 64MB v. Nvidia 420 with 32MB)
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Mac Freak
867MHz 12" AlBook
- 133MHz system bus
- 64K L1 cache; 256K L2 cache
- PC2100 SO-DIMM
- 256MB RAM stock: 128MB on mobo, 128MB on the single RAM slot; official support for 640MB (128MB on mobo + 512MB on RAM slot)
- 32MB nVidia GeForce 420 Go
- Built-in Bluetooth, Optional AirPort Extreme/802.11g
- Combo drive only, no SuperDrive option
- No USB 2.0
1GHz 12" AlBook
- 133MHz system bus
- 64K L1 cache; 512K L2 cache
- PC2100 SO-DIMM
- 256MB RAM stock: 256MB on mobo, 1 empty RAM slot; official support for 1.25GB RAM (256MB on mobo + 1GB on RAM slot)
- 32MB nVidia GeForce FX 5200 Go
- Built-in Bluetooth; Optional AirPort Extreme/802.11g
- Combo and SuperDrive options available
- USB 2.0
1.33GHz 12" AlBook
- 166MHz system bus
- 64K L1 cache; 512K L2 cache
- PC2700 SO-DIMM
- 256MB RAM stock: 256MB on mobo, 1 empty RAM slot; official support for 1.25GB RAM (256MB on mobo + 1GB on RAM slot)
- 64MB nVidia GeForce FX 5200 Go
- Built-in Bluetooth and AirPort Extreme/802.11g
- Combo and SuperDrive options available
- USB 2.0
~Henjie
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Mac Lover
Hey Jer, it/s me Gerry K. I heard also that it runs pretty hot. Lemme know if you get one of these beauties, I have my little schemes too..
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