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**Title:** Repairing a Vintage iBook Clamshell
**Summary:**
* The host purchased a vintage iBook Clamshell on eBay for $45, but it had a non-functional hard drive.
* To replace the hard drive, they sourced a working one from a $15 PowerBook G4 (which they plan to destroy in a separate video).
* The host documents the challenging 2-hour process of replacing the iBook's hard drive, following a video guide.
* Additional upgrades include installing a 30GB hard drive (up from 3.2GB), adding a 512MB RAM stick, and inserting an Airport card.
* After reassembly, the iBook successfully boots with Mac OS 9.2.1, recognizes the new hard drive, and connects to Wi-Fi using the Airport card.
* However, Internet Explorer struggles to load modern websites, prompting consideration for a newer operating system.
Here are the extracted key facts, numbered and in short sentences, without opinions:
**Hardware and Purchases**
1. An iBook Clamshell was purchased on eBay for $45.
2. A PowerBook G4 was bought online for $15, intended for parts and destruction.
3. The iBook Clamshell's original hard drive was approximately 19 years old.
4. The new hard drive installed in the iBook Clamshell is 30 gigabytes.
5. The original hard drive in the PowerBook G4 was functional, with a capacity of about 3.2 gigabytes.
**Technical Specifications and Actions**
6. The iBook Clamshell initially booted up with a new charger but later froze during setup.
7. The original hard drive in the iBook Clamshell failed and was replaced.
8. 512 megabytes of RAM were added to the iBook Clamshell from the PowerBook G4.
9. An Airport card was transferred from the PowerBook G4 to the iBook Clamshell.
10. The iBook Clamshell was upgraded with Mac OS 9.2.1.
**Repair Process and Outcome**
11. Disassembling the iBook Clamshell took approximately 46 minutes.
12. Reassembling the iBook Clamshell took about 1 hour and 2 minutes.
13. The repair used a step-by-step video guide from the 8-bit Guy.
14. The new hard drive was recognized by the iBook Clamshell after installation.
15. Mac OS 9.2.1 was successfully installed on the new hard drive.
16. The Airport card enabled Wi-Fi connectivity to a modern network.
17. Internet Explorer could connect to the internet, but compatibility issues were noted with certain websites.