You can't get much warmer than Florida. :) Gainesville, specifically. The middle of the State, no breeze, no water, just humid HEAT. However, I am a big proponent of air conditioning. The only time I feel it gets REALLY hot is when running a DVD, and more so on a soft surface with little circulation. The rest of the time, it isn't bad at all. I don't know about the power, but I wouldn't think it would matter. Paul On 6/4/03 6:34 PM, "Joe Jones" <joham at jo-ham.com> wrote: > I don't know about Lemon. > > I have a 600Mhz iBook, and it's never been as hot as it's been recently. > > The case underneath became too hot to touch - I'm putting it down to > being in Iowa in June (visiting girlfriend) so it's in a warmer > environment and can't cool off as effectively, and the power flavour > here is different - 120 instead of 230v, so the adapter is drawing more > current (but I can't see it heating the iBook as a result of this. > > I think the locale you have the iBook in is important - is it warm > where you are? > > Joe > On Wednesday, Jun 4, 2003, at 14:40 America/Chicago, PaulKurtz III > wrote: >