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Sunday, September 14, 2008
Lombard: Still The Mac To Have If You’re Only Having One - From The Road Warrior Archive
At the Worldwide Developers Conference in May, 1999, Steve Jobs unveiled the second iteration of Apple's G3 Series PowerBooks - the alimmed-down Lombard - a bit of a transitional machine, being the first PowerBook with "New World" ROM and USB and the last to support SCSINext entry: The Road Warrior Review: Targus Mini Kaleidoscope Optical Retractable Mouse
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