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(Although some users would argue that it was a pain to have to access things from the rear). And, when used on a desk, all the wires were hidden from view and out of your way. What I liked about the “Pismo” - other than its all black finish - was that all of its ports, from USB (1.1) to FireWire (400), resided on the back of the machine which was covered by a flip down door to hide them when not in use for a clean look. The amount being asked for the machine was $500 and at that cheap price, I could not resist, especially after looking it over and being attracted to its sleek curves and all black finish (not to mention its substantial discount over its original cost at retail. I bought my PowerBook, a 400MHz version, in used condition from the friend of an acquaintance of mine (if I recall correctly it was in 2001 or possibly 2002) who was trying to offload his Mac notebook computer for some quick cash in advance of a trip to Las Vegas. (The technical specifications above come by way of ).

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expansion card slot: x1 Type I/II PC Card (CardBus compatible).optical drive: 6X DVD-ROM (in expansion bay).video card: ATI Rage Mobility 128 graphics with 8MB of SDRAM.

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operating system: Mac OS 9 (version 9.0.2).

The other features of the PowerBook, specifically, the entry level 400MHz version, included: The unit would start at a retail price of $2,499 (a hefty cost compared to today’s cheaper and more powerful Intel-based counterparts).

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Announced on Februand unveiled by the late co-founder and former Apple CEO, Steve Jobs, at the Macworld Expo held in Tokyo, Japan (two decades ago on this day last month), the professional grade Mac notebook computer sported an all black finish with a plastic body and came in two models, versions with either a 400MHz or 500MHz chip, and, a hard drive and memory starting at 6GB and 64MB of RAM, respectively (with the high end offering featuring twice the capacities). More commonly, and widely, known as the “Pismo” (the company’s internal codename for the machine) the 2000 model of the PowerBook was the third iteration among the line featuring fast G3 processors - preceded by the “Lombard” in 1999 and the “Wallstreet” in 1998 - and would be the mobile powerhouse of its time. The news, at least for me, has evoked fond memories of the first Mac notebook computer I ever owned: the 2000 model of the PowerBook (a.k.a, the “Pismo”) due to its screen size: a 14.1″ TFT active matrix display.

A large poster sold by The Missing Bite featuring a banner at the Macworld Expo in Tokyo, Japan that promoted Apple’s then latest PowerBook model which would be unveiled on February 16, 2000.

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Notable among the items on the list was a new 14-inch MacBook Pro model which will have a 14.1″ display.

The news, first reported by the website MacRumors, detailed a forecast by renowned analyst Ming-Chi Kuo of TF International Securities ( a financial services group in the Asia Pacific region) - an individual who is well regarded in the Apple news and rumor circuit due to a very good track record at predicting upcoming products due to his periodic forecasts based on intelligence gathered from his contacts inside the tech giant’s Asian supply chain - who predicted a number of hardware and device updates to be released by the Cupertino, California-based company sometime this year, and into the next, featuring a newfangled screen technology called mini-LED. Rumor Of New 14-inch MacBook Pro From Apple Evokes Memories Of 20-Year Old Predecessor ‘Pismo’ PowerBookĬOMMENTARY: 03.16.20- News of a rumored upcoming piece of Apple hardware in the company’s product pipeline, a new 14-inch MacBook Pro model with a 14.1″ mini-LED display, has called to mind personal memories of owning its previous incarnation, the 2000 version of the PowerBook line featuring G3 processors (this writer’s first ever Mac notebook computer)) which debuted two decades before, a very popular machine that was the mobile powerhouse of its time and the epitome of computing on the go.

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