iBook 1.25 or 1.2?

[ScotRobson]

Hi

I ahve noticed on the apple home page - apple.com the text at the top shows "up to 1.25GB" however underneath the picture is says "up to 1.2GB"

I guess as there is no 1.25 available in the store this is an error.

I thought i'd point it out as im surprised Apple would make an error like that.

Maybe someone can confirm if it is simply an error?

Kind Regards

 

[Rod Rod]

it's up to 1.2GHz processor clockspeed.... and up to 1.25GB maximum RAM. the 1.2GHz option is only available on the 14". all current iBooks can support up to 1.25GB of RAM.

 

[ScotRobson]

Ok cool. Now i understand. Thanks for the reply

Scot

 

[Capt Underpants]

The 1.2 is referring to processor speed. The 1.25 is referring to RAM capacity.

edit: thats what I get for takin the trash out before finishing my post, lol.... He beat me!

 

[Sun Baked]

It's a 133MHz FSB on the iBook G4 1.2GHz model...

If you look at the v-spec you'll see it's either 1197 or 1064 MHz.

The PowerBooks will clock in with the higher speeds at the same multiplier due to the 167MHz FSB -- 1500 or 1333 MHz at the 9 and 8 multiplier.

 

[titaniumducky]

It's a 133MHz FSB on the iBook G4 1.2GHz model...

If you look at the v-spec you'll see it's either 1197 or 1064 MHz.

The PowerBooks will clock in with the higher speeds at the same multiplier due to the 167MHz FSB -- 1500 or 1333 MHz at the 9 and 8 multiplier.

interesting chart... (trying to avatar as soon as possible - "useful post" )

 

[Capt Underpants]

interesting chart... (trying to avatar as soon as possible - "useful post" )

So what if you have a little picture beside your username. It isn't worth spamming, or posting just to increase post count. If one does too much of it, one could get banned. Granted, I don't think you're anywhere close to being banned, but when you just post because you say it's a "useful post", it just sounds like spam..... No offense meant.