I thought everyone new what a "dual usb ibook" was. 500 mhz. firewire certainly. it was the first iBook to come out *after* the clamshell. I don't remember how much ram, but probably 512. Jim On 28-Apr-05, at 10:19 PM, Kunga wrote: > Is that a clamshell? What speed processor? It must have a FireWire > port you know. I would recommend the RAM be maxed out. although Apple > says 256 minimum, I think 512 would be inadequate. 768 or a gig would > be my suggestion. > > In any event it has got to be faster than any previous version. I wish > you good luck and hope your wife is pleasantly surprised. If her iBook > is too slow without enough RAM or not enough free hard drive space, I > suggest selling it and buying a new iBook. > > k > > On Apr 28, 2005, at 4:09 PM, Jim Freeman wrote: > >> I'm anxiously waiting for my copy of Tiger to arrive, hopefully >> tomorrow, and I will certainly install it on my PBG4 1.33mhz. But >> what about my wife's dual USB iBook? I just read Walt Mossberg's >> review, where he advises against installing it on older Macs until an >> update comes along, because things like Mail are slow. My wife's >> iBook is already intolerably slow. I don't want to install Tiger >> unless it's an improvement. If I install it and she starts having >> trouble, I'm going to hear about it. >> >> Jim