I have a 600Mhz iBook. I've found ram is cheap online, and while a serious pain, replacing the HD myself wasn't as bad as I read. I got a 40GB 5400rpm fluid bearing toshiba with 16MB cache for $108 shipped. I wouldn't recommend it for the timid, but with the right tools, instructions, and patience, it's doable. Paul On 6/27/03 7:41 PM, "Ron Reames" <rreames at cableone.net> wrote: >> >> My TiBook is G4, 400 and has to go in for an ajustment/alignment and >> the company doing the repair offers me an IBM drive replacement 30GB >> for a mere $159, plus $59 for the data transfer. Also, I only have >> 384 MB (256+128 MB) memory and they have 512 for $149 or 256 for >> $99. What would you do if you would one day hope to use it for >> Jaguar or such? I do think the IBM is tempting, but then again, >> that's what CD's are all about, right? What would you do? >> >> Also, can I just move my 'delicate' files to a CD and then replace >> them upon return? > > > I've never replaced the hard drive so I don't know about that, but > RAM is cheap and it's very easy to do yourself. > Sure, burn your files and drag them over to your new drive. > > > Ron