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Cracking open Apple's iBook G3 Camera icon

Mark Kaelin

Published: 25 Jan 2008 13:25 GMT

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Our iBook had been stuffed in a closet for a few years. The LCD screen was non-functioning, but it didn't appear to be cracked.

After removing the plastic covers surrounding the LCD, we can see that the connections at the base where the two clamshell halves join seem a little frazzled — perhaps that is where the problems lie.

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