Ibook G4 CAn i use this same adapter for an ibook G4. Thats what i need it for.
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You can definitely use it for an iBook G4. My original charger blew up on me (as I hear they tend to do) and I was not up for spending $80 on a new one. I got this and it works just fine. There's no nifty amber/green light to indicate charging status, but great other than that.
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No Problem. I have the same series Mac Book Pro an it works like a charm. Be careful installing and you should have no problem.
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Basically anything that works on your keyboard now should work with the adapter. I would give it a try.
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Cables are the same but the chargers seem to be different for a G3 and a G4 as well as a classic..Will this work with a G3 and G4? Whjo knows!
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The answer is yes, it should be a plug to plug replacement. Your Mac book should recognize and accept the new capacity of 500GB.
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From: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/1981786?tstart=0 Kenichi Watanabe This helped meRe: PS/2 USB Converter; Will it Work with iMac G3? Apr 19, 2009 9:44 PM (in response to Nihongoking123) Adapters that make USB keyboards work with PS/2 ports are simple and common; they are just wired to change the shape of the connector. The USB keyboard just needs to be designed so it can work with those older ports (through that adapter). However, for PS/2 keyboards that were made before USB ports, they are not designed to work with USB. So I don't think it will work unless you have a more complex adapter... one that may need a driver. If it needs a driver, you will probably not get Mac compatibility, because Macs never used PS/2 ports. The older Mac serial ports were called ADB ports, and to use an older Mac (non-USB) keyboard on a Mac USB port, you have to get a special (non-simple) adapter called the Griffin iMate. So you would need something equivalent to the the iMate, except for PS/2 keyboards, that works on a Mac (with maybe a need for a Mac driver). If would be far easier to get a USB keyboard and USB mouse. Generic ones cost less that $10 for each, which is probably less than the cost of a Griffin iMate -type device. However, using Google, I did find devices like this one that claims Mac compatibility. http://www.usbgear.com/USBTO_PS2CONVERTER/ This is obviously not a simple $5 adapter, but this one adapter does connect both the PS/2 mouse and keyboard to one USB port, which will save you a port (just like with a REAL Mac USB keyboard and mouse). Various including Intel iMac, Power Mac G5, Pismo w/G4, Power Mac 8100 w/G3, Mac OS X (10.5.6), also Mac OS X 10.4.11, Mac OS X 10.3.9, and Mac OS 9.x
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Yes, my Litebook came with adapters for UK, Asia, & Europe, as well as No. America.
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I can't answer the question of whether it will be compatible with your mac book or not. I did an ok job of getting me back on the Internet after my wireless card failed on my HP. I did have to search the Internet for the drivers because the disk that was sent with it was worthless. I would spend a little more and get something with directions in English if I had it to do over again. There was a considerable amount of frustration with getting it to work properly.
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This adapter can literally be used for any device that has a USB cord. I use mine to charge my iphone.
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No. I think the iBook G4 can only use a VGA adapter. This particular Mini Displayport to VGA will only work with the Mac Mini & some of the newer Macbooks.
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I have the same question, Donna. I have a iBook G4 running OS X. Have you heard anything? Does it work with iMovie?
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If you use the orginal adapter you should have no problem. Generic adapters may pose as a problem.
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If the Apple Ibook has a mini output port and the display has a VGA input plug (which most do), then I would say yes, but not real familiar with either of those pieces of equipment. Good luck! John
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I would check the Apple store, Apple likes to change adapters at will so go to the store they list which adapter works with which.
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Can't answer that without more information, but I did check into it for you. Free if charge, lol. Check this link out, scroll down check out your model and it will show you the exact Ram specifications needed. Good luck. http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/powerbook_g4/faq/powerbook-g4-how-to-install-memory-ram-types-supported.html
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My iPad doesn't have a standard USB port, so this adapter will not work on mine. I purchased it specifically for my MacBook Air, that doesn't have an ethernet port, for those times when my thunderbolt port is in use for my larger secondary monitor.
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It worked great for me, as you can see in the RAM count. Here's my Mac - Model Name: iBook G4; Model Identifier: PowerBook6,5; Processor Name: PowerPC G4 (1.1); Processor Speed: 1.2 GHz; Number Of CPUs: 1; L2 Cache (per CPU): 512 KB; Memory: 1.25 GB; Bus Speed: 133 MHz