The PowerBook G4 Titanium still looks great next to today's MacBook Air<article>
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I remember spending a lot of time in my early teenage years being disappointed that films, books, music and comedy I’d been told were staggeringly innovative and utterly amazing actually struck me as lame and clichéd when I made time to watch, read and listen to them. Then one day, realization dawned: the only reason they seemed so dull to me was that
everything since had copied them.</p><p>
So it is with the original PowerBook G4. To modern eyes, it might just look like a pretty generic laptop. Put it next to the 2008 15-inch MacBook Pro I’m typing this on, and they look more similar than they look different.</p><p>
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The PowerBook G4 Titanium still looks great next to today's MacBook Air
