Editing PowerBook G3 (section)

== Models ==
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|+ '''The PowerBook G3 family'''
! Apple name !! Code name !! Introduced !! Processor !! RAM (standard to maximum) !! Display
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| PowerBook G3 || Kanga || November 1997 || 250 MHz, 512K L2 || 32 to 160 MB EDO || 12.1-inch TFT, 800 × 600
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| PowerBook G3 Series || Wallstreet, Wallstreet II (PDQ) || May 1998; new configurations September and October 1998 || 233, 250, 266, 292 or 300 MHz, no L2, 512K or 1 MB || 32 to 192 MB SDRAM || 12.1-inch STN or TFT (800 × 600), 13.3-inch or 14.1-inch TFT (1024 × 768)
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| PowerBook G3 Series (Bronze Keyboard) || Lombard || May 1999 || 333 MHz (512K) or 400 MHz (1 MB) || 64 to 384 MB SDRAM || 14.1-inch TFT, 1024 × 768
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| PowerBook (FireWire) || Pismo || February 2000 || 400 or 500 MHz, 1 MB L2 || 64 to 512 MB PC100 SDRAM || 14.1-inch TFT, 1024 × 768
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Sources: Apple's Service Sources, specification pages and Memory Guide.<ref name="ssws" /><ref name="sslb" /><ref name="ssfw" /><ref name="ss34">Apple Computer, ''PowerBook 3400c/PowerBook G3'' Service Source, hosted here as [[:File:PowerBook 3400c and PowerBook G3 Service Source.pdf]]. PowerBook G3 (November 1997): 250 MHz PowerPC G3, L2 backside cache, 32 MB, 5 GB hard drive, 20x CD-ROM, 12.1-inch SVGA display; about twice as fast as the 240 MHz 3400c; lithium-ion main battery; G3-specific heatsink 922-3260, power supply board 661-1473 and hard drive 661-1482.</ref><ref name="amg">Apple Computer, ''Apple Memory Guide'' (May 2000), hosted here as [[:File:Apple Memory Guide (May 2000).pdf]] (see [[Apple Memory Guide]]). PowerBook G3 (PDF p. 118): 32 MB on the logic board, one slot to 160 MB, 3.3 V EDO TSOP cards only; PowerBook G3 Series (p. 119): 32 MB minimum in the factory slot, 192 MB maximum, 128 MB card in the top slot only, 2 MB SGRAM with the 12.1-inch display and 4 MB with the 13.3-inch and 14.1-inch; Bronze Keyboard (p. 120): 64 to 384 MB, 8 MB SGRAM, EDO causes death chimes; FireWire (p. 121): 64 to 512 MB, PC100, 8 MB SGRAM.</ref>