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12 inch G4 powerbook ... how to tell if it's rev A or rev B?
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Fresh-Faced Recruit
Join Date: Oct 2003
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I have just purchased a new 12 inch G4 Powerbook, 1GHz/256/40/Combo.
How can I tell if I have rev A or rev B? The number on the box is M9007LL/A, model A1010.
I thought all 1 GHz machines were Rev B. Am I wrong?
Thanks.
////  \\\\ spiderbyte.
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Mac Elite
Join Date: May 2001
Location: Vancouver
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It's a bit of a quirky naming system since "rev.A" kind of denotes a change from the original, but:
Rev.A = PB 867
Rev.B = 1GH (at this time)
Cheers.
Originally posted by spiderbyte:
I have just purchased a new 12 inch G4 Powerbook, 1GHz/256/40/Combo.
How can I tell if I have rev A or rev B? The number on the box is M9007LL/A, model A1010.
I thought all 1 GHz machines were Rev B. Am I wrong?
Thanks.
//// \\\\ spiderbyte.
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Fresh-Faced Recruit
Join Date: Oct 2003
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Originally posted by legacyb4:
It's a bit of a quirky naming system since "rev.A" kind of denotes a change from the original, but:
Rev.A = PB 867
Rev.B = 1GH (at this time)
Cheers.
Arrigato Gozaimasu legacyb4-san!
//// \\\\ spiderbyte
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Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: London'ish
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If judging by outward appearance alone, rev b's have a mini DVI port.
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