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So I spilled water on my boyfriend's 15in MacBook Pro about 2 weeks ago. Luckily it didn't ruin the whole computer, but it did damage the keyboard. At first the whole keyboard didn't work and the backlight wouldn't turn off, but slowly, with time, the keys mostly all come back to life, except the shift, space and delete button. My Dad has a dead 17in iBook G4 and what I'm wonder is, can I replace the Macbook keyboard with the iBook keyboard?? They look exactly the same and they are the same width and height. I just need to know if plugging in the keyboard from a different model computer would do damage or not.
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There is no iBook G4 17". Just 12 and 14". If it's a Powerbook 17" G4, I don't see the keyboard working. Is this MBP an older Machine? All the newer MBP's have a totally different keyboard than any of the Powerbook Macs.
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Do you know the specs on the Macbook Pro? Am doing some checking now and really need to know exactly what Macbook Pro it is. CPU speed and whether it's a Core Duo or Core 2 Duo.
Have been doing some checking and find no reference indicating that Powerbook keyboard is the same as on the early MBP's. Last edited by dtravis7; 05-15-2010 at 03:08 PM. |
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