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Originally Posted by Dave
“Possible”? Of course! You might need to build a reproduction of the factory and tooling to do it, but it is possible.
“Worth doing”? Depends on what needs to be done. If you’ve got cracked/broken parts, I think you’ve probably missed your window, but I’m hardly an expert on the matter. Maybe looks on eBay for parts computers? If it’s just the finish, I think your chances are better? Not sure what all that involves.
Does the TiBook have an IDE or SATA HD? I’m pretty sure that someone made an IDE SSD at one point, but those might be too old by now.
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“Possible”?
Good answer!
Re: what I was thinking. I haven’t turned it on in ages so am not sure whether it even works. I know it is without a battery though. I was thinking more cosmetically. To me, it’s an iconic design and I’m a sentimental old fool. That said, maybe its worth hunting around for the last iteration… I think they launched a 1GHz model before they switched to aluminium.
No G5 of course. Remember those days?
