Christopher Phin The customizable PowerBook 1400. The most interesting laptop of this period was the Duo’s successor, the PowerBook 2400c.

The 2400c, which was designed for the Japanese market, never made a huge splash in the U.S. The MacBook Air doesn’t offer a docking station like the PowerBook Duo… at least, not yet.

Introduced in January 2008, it marked Apple's first serious attempt at a sub-notebook since the PowerBook 2400c of the mid-1990s. The MacBook Air takes thinness to a whole new level.

I bought a used PowerBook 2400c in Japan recently. I had two batteries with me which were charged before leaving Japan. On my return to the UK neither of the batteries worked.

This came to mind recently when I tried the 4.4-pound Macintosh Powerbook 2400c/180, the first lightweight notebook computer Apple Computer Inc. has offered since the beginning of the year.

I have an old PowerBook g4 that I’ve recently been using to pull videos off a FireWire camcorder, which works okay, but basically nothing internet related works on it anymore since the world has ...

I'm a little afraid that Apple may be putting all their eggs in the iPod basket. It seems that new iPods come out every six to nine months while the venerable PowerBook lineup hasn't been ...

Take this example of a ’94 Apple PowerBook which runs macOS Moneterey thanks largely to new internals from a 2015 MacBook Pro.