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I get about 2 hours from the MBP, but I notice that in System Profiler it reports it as having half the capacity it's rated for. The MBA varies on how hard I push it, but if I'm just doing word processing I can get six or so hours out of it (original was only rated for 5 hours 'wireless web'...

As a general rule, a louder fan moves more air. So the quieter the fan, the less air it's going to move. I'd pick more cooling over less noise, personally.

Not in my PPC stuff, my 12" AlBook and my 14" iBook have working OEM batteries. I do have a cheap China special in my MBP and a Newertech in my MBA though.

Yeah, but I'm not sure if it's the card or the socket, and mine was damaged by the PO in a take apart, so I really don't want to pull it apart again. Frustrating as I stuck an mSATA card inside too.

I think the squirrel cage fans are actually better, if I'm not mistaken? And yeah, it's possible someone swapped an SE's analog board in.

I liked my 14" 1.42GHz up until the AirPort card quit on me. :)

I'd imagine PSU caps are a bigger issue than the board.

Actually it looks more like something you'd have gotten out of the Apple Catalog back in the '90s.

That's HDI-45.

If you have a more modern OS X machine(or have OS X on your QS) I find NCX to be more stable than NCU. You can still get the Keyspan driver to work as well, I've used it under Lion with no issues.

Most adapters are like $5, not $30. Where are you shopping?

I'd likewise recommend an mSATA to IDE adapter.

I'd like if people stopped butchering Cubes, personally. There aren't that many of them.

7.6 was the first one that needed 32-bit clean IIRC.

PT could be Production Test, I suppose.

They're doing that again with USB 3.1 Gen 1 and Gen 2. Gen 1 is just rebranded 3.0, Gen 2 is true 3.1.

Considering the fact that no one besides Cameron Kaiser is doing any real coding with OS9, I'd put the odds of that happening around a million to one.

I would also guess Sony since they were supplying the 3.5" drives.

Charger connector is different. The Duo plug is larger. 17" AlBooks need a 65W charger, the TiBooks and the older units used 45W.

Yeah, mine is a large box as well.