This story from TUAW caught my eye because I wrote most of my doctoral thesis on a PB 140. The hard drive is now corrupt but it still sits in pride of place in my office.
PowerBook 145B v. MacBook Air
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How does a hard drive on a Mac get corrupted? I thought they were invincible. 😉