Can I connect two Powerbooks to make a Dual-core?

I've got two Powerbook G4's: A 15" 1.33 GHz, and a 17" 1.67 GHz. Is there any way that I could connect them to make a dual-core Hackintosh. Is this possible, or am I completely out of my mind!

i dont see how you would connect them both together.. do you mean disassembling them?

Gadgetmo said:

I've got two Powerbook G4's: A 15" 1.33 GHz, and a 17" 1.67 GHz. Is there any way that I could connect them to make a dual-core Hackintosh. Is this possible, or am I completely out of my mind!

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The latter. Aside from having the know how and the skill to create a custom bus to bridge the two machines, you'd also need some advanced modifications to the OS to actually run the machine. Even then, it would be a rather dubious benefit to doing so, since for the money you'd spend on the custom fabrication, you could easily buy a dual-core Intel based machine that would run circles around it.

I don't really want to disassemble them, so I think I'll just use it as some kind of slave computer.

There is no external bus that would be even close to fast enough to bridge the two logic boards and integrate them as a "dual core" machine as you are proposing.