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Question

I just realized that the iBook is the most robust Laptop ever made!
My iBook has fallen down stairs, taken a punch, been spilt on, experienced temperatures of almost 85* C. Lost most of its foot things and even been shaken around which in full operation.
During its warrantied life it has only gone for a "check up" once and that was to get some screws tightened. Some PC-based friends of mine who got laptops at roughly the same time as me have had; hard drive replacements, Windows re-installs, Constant Blue-Screens and when somethings "popped" off it wasn't going back on! Their Laptops were unfortunately not designed by Jonothan Ive but rather boring people like Michael Dell or that other Asian Guy!
My iBook works every day of its life, and I am very active (School can be tiring). Running from class to class with iBook in hand! Unfortunately my battery has kicked the bucket, but its not hard to replace. So My mac has taken a knock, It deserves a place alongside the 128k and Apple I up there in the big computer heaven in the sky!
N.B. My iBook is not dead yet and this is NOT a tribute to him but a post to all iBook-kind!
Remember iBooks Rock! And that is just a fact of life!

Answer 1

Atomicluck,
Hi Jason,
Do you have any questions or need help with something? I can't tell if you are having a problem that you need help with or you are just posting previous problems that are not currently problematic. Please, if this is not a "question" please make sure you click "This is not a question" on the top of your thread. Right underneath the title, I believe in red it i says "This is not a question". My memory is not as great as it used to be, but it is something to that effect. You have the option no mark it as a statement rather then a question when you first create the thread or up to 15 minutes after you posted it. Please also look at
You will notice that it says "Mark this question as still not answered" and "Mark this question as answered". This is important to notify people who are looking through the forum that your question has been answered or not. Since this might not be a question, it might be a good idea to mark it as answered. Also you see "Use the "helpful" or "solved" buttons to award points and replies. This will give the user who helped you out with your problem and the one who solved it. The more points one acquires, the higher they go in the level hierarchy. It was made to show members, which users are really helpful usually.
I hope that helps,
Jon
Edit: Wow the image didn't come out that well, I wasn't thinking of the same color for the back round. Usually I "land" on the white.
Message was edited by: ~JB~