Apple iBook 14-inch (Early 2002) vs Apple iBook 14-inch (Mid 2002)

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iBook 14-inch (Early 2002) compared with iBook 14-inch (Mid 2002)
AppleiBook 14-inch (Early 2002)AppleiBook 14-inch (Mid 2002)
Overview
ReleasedJanuary 2002May 2002
Display
Screen size14.1″14.1″
Resolution1024 × 7681024 × 768
TouchscreenNoNo
Display type14.1-inch TFT XGA active-matrix display at 1024 × 768. Exact panel technology, brightness and refresh unpublished.14.1-inch TFT XGA active-matrix display at 1024 × 768. Exact panel technology, brightness and refresh unpublished.
Performance
ProcessorPowerPC G3 600 MHz (iBook14 Early2002)PowerPC G3 700 MHz (iBook Mid 2002)
CPU cores11
GraphicsATI Rage Mobility 128 (8 MB SDRAM)ATI Mobility Radeon (16 MB VRAM)
Memory256 MB or 640 MB256 MB or 640 MB
Storage20 GB30 GB (better)
CPU600 MHz PowerPC G3 with 100 MHz system bus and 256 KB on-chip L2 cache at full processor speed. Exact silicon supplier/model omitted.700 MHz PowerPC G3 with 512 KB on-chip L2 cache running at full processor speed and 100 MHz system bus. Exact silicon supplier/model omitted.
GPUATI Rage Mobility 128 with 8 MB SDRAM and AGP 2×.ATI Mobility Radeon with 16 MB dedicated graphics memory and AGP 2×; this generation is not the later Radeon 7500 model.
Memory type256 MB stock, consisting of 128 MB onboard and 128 MB SO-DIMM. One slot supports up to 512 MB, for a maker maximum of 640 MB total.256 MB stock: 128 MB onboard and 128 MB in the single SO-DIMM slot. Slot supports up to 512 MB, for a maker maximum of 640 MB total; 3.3 V, 1.25-inch format.
Storage type20 GB Ultra ATA hard drive and 8×8×8×24× maximum DVD-ROM/CD-RW Combo drive: CD-R/CD-RW writing 8×, DVD reading 8×, CD reading 24×. No storage options borrowed from 12-inch siblings.30 GB Ultra ATA stock and 8×8×8×24× maximum Combo drive: CD-R/CD-RW writing 8×, DVD reading 8×, CD reading 24×. New 40 GB option is published at line level and retained in detail without unproven stock pairings.
Battery and size
Battery life (maker's claim)Up to 6 hoursUp to 6 hours
Battery capacity55 Wh55 Wh
Weight2.7 kg2.7 kg
Thickness34 mm34 mm
Width × depth323 × 259 mm323 × 259 mm
Battery life detail55 Wh lithium-ion battery with maker claim up to six hours; integrated charge LEDs. EveryMac table gives 56 Wh instead; exact maker sheet retained. Published maker reference 2.7 kg; weight varies by configuration. Published size 32.3 × 25.9 × 3.4 cm.55 Wh lithium-ion battery, maker claim up to six hours; integrated charge LEDs. Maker reference 2.7 kg varies by configuration; published size 32.3 × 25.9 × 3.4 cm.
MaterialsWhite impact-resistant polycarbonate enclosure–
ColoursWhiteWhite
Connections
Ports2 × USB-A, Ethernet, headphone jack2 × USB-A, Ethernet, headphone jack
Wi-FiOptional AirPort 802.11bOptional AirPort 802.11b
Operating systemmacOSmacOS
Port detailTwo 12 Mbps USB ports, one 400 Mbps FireWire, 10/100BASE-T Ethernet, 56K V.90 modem and stereo AV/headphone minijack. Optional 11 Mbps 802.11b AirPort card. VGA adapter included; composite requires Apple AV Cable.Two 12 Mbps USB ports, one 400 Mbps FireWire, 10/100BASE-T Ethernet, internal 56K V.90 modem and stereo headphone output. Optional 11 Mbps 802.11b AirPort card. Video output uses included VGA adapter or optional Apple Video Adapter.
External displaysVGA mirroring with external display/projector; composite video through optional Apple AV Cable.VGA mirroring at 24-bit colour; S-video/composite to TV/projector through optional Apple Video Adapter.
Keyboard77 US or 78 ISO keys with 12 function keys, four arrows and embedded keypad.77 US or 78 ISO keys, 12 function keys, four arrows and embedded keypad.
TrackpadTap, double tap and drag supportTap, double tap and drag support
SpeakersBuilt-in stereo speakersBuilt-in stereo speakers
MicrophonesBuilt-in microphoneBuilt-in microphone
In the boxVGA adapter, modem cable, power adapter/AC plug/cord and battery. Maker launch Mac OS X 10.1.2 default and Mac OS 9.2.2, plus iPhoto/iTunes 2/iMovie 2. Available immediately 7 January 2002.Included Apple VGA Display Adapter and small power adapter; launch Mac OS X 10.1.4 and Classic Mac OS 9.2.2, iTunes 2/iMovie 2/iPhoto. Maker says now available 20 May 2002.

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