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can you upgrade the powerbook ti's hard disk ?
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Join Date: Sep 2002
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to a faster model and any way to increase max ram past 1 gig ?
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Originally posted by eddiecatflap:
to a faster model and any way to increase max ram past 1 gig ?
As far as the Hard drive is concerned yes and much more easily than the current aluminum models. Do a google search or check Apples support page but I do remember it is an easy procedure.
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Originally posted by striker100:
As far as the Hard drive is concerned yes and much more easily than the current aluminum models. Do a google search or check Apples support page but I do remember it is an easy procedure.
Take all the screws off the bottom. From here, it should be obvious--two screws right next to the drive to help it come out.
These powerbooks support PC133, 512MB max per slot.
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ACSA 10.4/10.3, ACTC 10.3, ACHDS 10.3
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Originally posted by eddiecatflap:
to a faster model and any way to increase max ram past 1 gig ?
i upgraded my titanium's internal to a hitachi/ibm 60gb 7200rpm model and was very, very happy with the results. definitely would recommend.
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15" Al PB 1.67, 15" Ti PB 667, Power Mac 400
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