And so in 2006, Apple put the 15-year-old PowerBook name–as well as the more recent iBook–out to pasture and replaced them with the MacBook and MacBook Pro. Thus began the Intel era.

I have noticed something very strange about Apple's product line, observe:iMac: BlueiMac: Blue, Red, Green, Orange or Purplenew iMac: White, Graphite or BlueiBook: Blue or OrangeiBook: Blue Orange ...

On October 21, 1991, Apple launched the PowerBook and every other laptop and notebook computer from that day forward to today's MacBook Pro was changed because of it.

From the early PowerBook to the latest MacBook Air, we explore the evolution of Apple's laptops and the innovative changes each generation brought. A major tool for college students and creative ...

The PowerBook was an immensely popular product line for Apple, even in the 1990s when the company began to falter ahead of Steve’s return. The PowerBook family was one of the few product lines ...

Hard drive space in the Powerbook tops out at 48 gigabytes, but you have to pay extra for it. The machine comes with Apple's latest operating system, the Unix-based OS X version 10.1, as well as ...

(02/22/2001) - Attention, video editing jocks: Apple Computer Inc.'s long-awaited PowerBook G4 might be just the fashionable ticket for churning out your next Spielberg-ian masterpiece. The ...

Apple PowerBook CNET Rating: 8 out of 10. The PowerBook comes in two standard configurations. The $2,499 entry-level model includes a 667-MHz G4 processor, 256 MB of RAM, and a 30-GB hard drive.