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 Apple PowerBook 165 M4440 Macintosh Mac Laptop  US $199.99
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 Apple Macintosh PowerBook G3 M5343 Laptop AS IS For Parts US $.99
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Silverhill 20 Piece Tool Kit for Apple Products
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DescriptionNew from Silverhill Tools is a useful kit that helps with doing many of the routine tasks associated with Mac ownership, including accessing memory slots or opening housings. Includes 5 screwdrivers: Pentalobe size 1, Pentalobe size 5, flat, phillips, and Triwing... |
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11 Piece Tool Set for Apple Macintosh Computers, iPods, and iPhones
Sale Price: $6.99 |
DescriptionNew from Silverhill Tools is a useful kit that helps with doing many of the routine tasks associated with Mac ownership, including accessing memory slots or opening housings. Compatible with many macs, including but not limited to: MacBook Pro 15... |
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Apple Mac Ac Power Adapter US Extension Wall Cord
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DescriptionOriginal Apple 6-feet Extension AC adapter (3-prong cord) with bulk packaging. Apple Mac Adapter (US Extension AC Power Wall Cord) for MacBook, PowerBook, iBook, iPhone, iPod "Brick" Adapter |
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mStand Laptop Stand
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DescriptionDesignMade of a single sturdy piece of aluminum, mStand transforms laptops into stunning desktop counterparts of the Apple iMac and Apple Cinema Display with its elegant curves and silver-anodized finish... |
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Original Apple 60W Power Adapter (T-shaped Connector) for MacBook with AC Extension Wall Cord
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DescriptionThe 60 Watt MagSafe Power Adapter features a magnetic DC connector that ensures your power cable will disconnect if it experiences undue strain and helps prevent fraying or weakening of the cables over time... |
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Apple M8794G/B World Travel Adapter Kit
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DescriptionConvenience and great sound are the same in any language! Now you can enjoy your iPod anywhere in the world! |
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ALLSOP Aluminum CD Album 64, Silver 28223
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DescriptionThis Disc Album will remind you of one of those secret agent briefcases. The only difference is there are no handcuffs to attach it to your wrist. Also, there's no combination lock or self-detonation feature... |
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PLANEX IEEE802.11n 150Mbps Wireless Mini-USB WiFi Adapter for XLink Kai P2P gaming GW-USNanoW designed in Japan (*New Ultra Compact Version)
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DescriptionFrom The Manufacturer: Connect the Wi-FI supported device to the internet - Softwarte Access point -- If you use attached setting software "Client manager", you can use PC, which is connected to the internet, as wireless LAN access point after mounting this product... |
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The SIMS Livin' Large Expansion Pack (for Mac)
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DescriptionA new look, new friends, a new you, plus the best of the web, The Sims Livin' Large Expansion pack makes living a whole new experience for your Sims. |
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Apple iLife '08 [OLD VERSION]
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DescriptionNever has it been so simple to get so much out of your photos, video, and music--and to share your memories with friends and family. The powerful new Events feature works the same way your memory does, automatically organizing your photos and video by the events where they were taken... |
My Powerbook G3 screen won't display!!! Help!!!?
I have a Macintosh Powerbook G3 Wallstreet. One day I decided to switch the screen out with another computer of that model. I turned the computer back on to discover that the screen was black and didn't display anything. The apple on the back of the computer lit up, the screen lit up, but it was only black. The screen is getting power. I have tried reloading Mac OS 9 (fear of a driver issue) but that didn't work. Why won't my screen work!!! Please help me, I'm trying to sell the computer to raise enough money to go on a 1-year rotary exchange program.
EITHER:
(A) you failed to connect the little jumper cable that runs for the screen into the computer proper... (or it is not fully connected), or
(B) the connector that runs thru the hinge is damaged in some way, or
(C) the two screens (unlikely, but a distinct possibility) are not compatible. This often happens when a production change occurs midway thru the manufacturing cycle and you'll have to check the serial number of the screen and the computer against the compatibility charts that should be available thru MacIntosh's website.
There;s always the possibility that it's jinxed, but I'd go for the other choices first as ecsorscisim (sp?) is expensive.
Whatever... hope this helped.
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