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I also like the AppleDesign Keyboard as well.

It's a shock to find out that after all these years, there are still a lot of reports on bad caps. It just goes to show that cutting corners to save a few pennies only causes headaches down the road.

Yeah, I was a bit disappointed, but the reason it took me 6 hours is because it was my first time repairing an LCD screen, so I think it was pretty good considering all I have to do is replace a few caps, instead of taking the actual LCD apart like the other one. I'm gonna order the replacement...

In some cases the small wire that runs from the inverter board to the CCFLs can come off of the actual tube from either overheating (caused by bad ventilation), or from shoddy manufacturing. It can be repaired using a soldering iron, but it's really difficult, as you have to take apart the LCD...

This was an interesting one: I work in a small PC/Cell Phone/Grocery/Random store near my house, and some teenager brought in an HP monitor(an HP w1907) it would turn on and then turn off, he then proceeded to sell it to my boss for $2 dollars. My boss asked me to see what was wrong with it...

I didn't mean to, I was making this poll at about 3 in the morning. NOTE: If a mod reads this, could you add the Apple Extended Keyboard II to the poll, thanks.

I prefer the Apple Keyboard II due to it's small size and great keys. :beige:

It's fairly simple to overclock the B&W, but just make sure to only do it 50Mhz at a time, just make sure that you don't blow your processor, and to keep track of which speeds work. You can usually bump the speed up about 50-100mhz. Mine was originally a 350Mhz model, and I bumped it to...

Personally, I think that classilla is possibly the best thing ever released for OS 9, now let me explain: In 2003, when I started using a Mac full time (A Performa 6360, details on the machine at the end), I had to deal with using AOL versions 3.0 and 4.0 to get online. It was around this time...

Works great on my Powerbook G3 Wallstreet @233Mhz, Keep up the great work!

I have a rev. A B&W that's been overclocked to 400Mhz, and it runs tiger just fine, although it might be the 576Mb of ram.

Mine does the exact same thing, and it hasn't had a PRAM battery for about 5 years now 8-o

1. Make sure to check all connections inside to make sure nothing is loose 2.Try re-seating the RAM and any VRAM SIMMs as well 3. Run Disk First Aid to check for any disk errors That's all of the advice I can give right now.

My B&W came with a bunch of adobe software on it, Illustrator works great, and so does Photoshop. It also has Flash MX 2004 and Dreamweaver MX 2004 on it as well, and they both work with minimal lag. It all depends what you want to do. :beige:

Could it possibly be called math munchers?

This has to be the most amazing hack I've seen thus far. :beige:

I'm currently using mine (WaveLAN Silver Flashed to Gold) with my PowerBook G3 WallStreet(PDQ) to connect to my home network with WEP encryption active on my 802.11g router. It's nice to be able to access my Power Mac G3, MacBook, and my PC on my PowerBook without being tied to an ethernet...

I got this about a week ago, but didn't get around to setting it up till now. I ordered a WaveLAN Silver that was firmware upgraded to a Gold card from ebay, and it works quite well. I'm currently using it with my PowerBook G3 (WallStreet rev.2), with airport drivers. I'll post pics when I...

I'm not really worried about the top case, since it's barely noticeable. At this point I know that you can't get a used apple laptop in pristiene condition, unless you pay an arm and a leg for it.

I've had my Rev. A B&W for about a month now and I'm not having any issues with it. I've got an 80GB HDD right next to the 6GB drive and I haven't had any corruption issues, or crashes. I even swaped the old DVD-ROM drive and replaced it with a 3rd party DVD/CD-RW drive and it even boots...