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<blockquote data-quote="Aptmunich" data-source="post: 54922" data-attributes="member: 3850">Well we're currently (as of today) on the 3rd revision of the G4 ibooks, before that there were 900 Mhz G3 ibooks, so that one must be around 1 revision before that.A wild guess would be end of 2002/beginning 2003...&quot;how do you that? i heard that apple site has the guide&quot;The documentation has a guide, but it really couldn't be simpler...There are 3 latches:&nbsp; 1 next to the esc key, one next to the F12 key. The other is actually a screwed latch that doubles as a num key indicator.Just screw the num key latch, and pull down the other 2 latches and you can lift up the keyboard - Careful, it's still attached to the 'book by a ribbon cable, don't break that!!!Underneath is the airport card slot, just stick it in, attach the antenna (also right there) close it up and you're done!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aptmunich, post: 54922, member: 3850"] Well we're currently (as of today) on the 3rd revision of the G4 ibooks, before that there were 900 Mhz G3 ibooks, so that one must be around 1 revision before that. A wild guess would be end of 2002/beginning 2003... "how do you that? i heard that apple site has the guide" The documentation has a guide, but it really couldn't be simpler... There are 3 latches: 1 next to the esc key, one next to the F12 key. The other is actually a screwed latch that doubles as a num key indicator. Just screw the num key latch, and pull down the other 2 latches and you can lift up the keyboard - Careful, it's still attached to the 'book by a ribbon cable, don't break that!!! Underneath is the airport card slot, just stick it in, attach the antenna (also right there) close it up and you're done! [/QUOTE]

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