Apple Unveils One Inch Thick Titanium PowerBook G4MACWORLD EXPO, SAN FRANCISCOJanuary 9, 2001Apple® today redefined mobile computing with the new Titanium PowerBook® G4 featuring PowerPC G4 processors with Velocity Engine running up to 500 MHz, a 15.2-inch (diagonal) mega-wide display, slot-loading DVD drive and 5 hour batteryall in a one inch thick Titanium enclosure weighing just 5.3 pounds. The all new Titanium PowerBook G4 is the most revolutionary portable computer ever created, said Steve Jobs, Apples CEO. Its a supercomputer to go in terms of performance, yet its thinner and sexier than the best subnotebooks. The super light yet incredibly powerful Titanium PowerBook G4 outperforms Pentium III-based notebook systems by up to 30 percent* with key new features including:
PowerBook G4s mega-wide display and blazingly fast PowerPC G4 processors make it the ultimate system for portable video editing using Apples iMovie 2, the worlds most popular, easy-to-use consumer digital video editing software which comes preinstalled, or Apples award-winning Final Cut Pro® professional video editing, effects and compositing software. PowerBook G4 users can also manage their digital music collection on the go with Apples new iTunes software, the worlds best and easiest-to-use jukebox software. iTunes lets users import songs from their favorite CDs; compress the files into the popular MP3 format; organize their music using powerful yet easy to use searching, browsing and play list features; watch stunning visualizations on their computer screens; and tune in to hundreds of Internet radio stations. PowerBook G4 is AirPort ready with a built-in slot for the AirPort Card and two built-in antennas for communicating with the AirPort Base Station. AirPort, Apples revolutionary wireless networking solution, provides totally untethered Internet access at speeds up to 11 megabits per second.
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Additional build-to-order options for the new PowerBook G4 include: a 30GB hard drive; up to 1GB of SDRAM; and the AirPort Base Station and AirPort Card; and the AppleCare Protection Plan.
* Based on 12 commonly used actions in Adobe Photoshop 5.5. Apple ignited the personal computer revolution in the 1970s with the Apple II and reinvented the personal computer in the 1980s with the Macintosh. Apple is committed to bringing the best personal computing experience to students, educators and creative professionals and consumers around the world through its innovative hardware, software and Internet offerings. Press Contacts:
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