Mark Kaelin
Published: 25 Jan 2008 13:25 GMT
The Apple iBook G3 was considered innovative for its time in 1999, but I found the components to be fairly standard. In this reviewer's opinion, the only real innovation was in the way the iBook looked.
Credit: Cracking open the original Apple iBook G3 clamshell from TechRepublic.com
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