iBook

  1. When referring to an e-reader or books, iBooks is an Apple iOS application first introduced with the iPad in January 2010 that allows users to read ePub and PDF content such as books and magazines.
  2. An iBook is a discontinued series of laptops first released by Apple on July 21, 1999. During its lifespan, there were three different models of iBooks released, one of the most memorable models was the "Clamshell" version, as shown in the below picture. The original iBook was available with a 300 MHz or 366 MHz PowerPC G3, 32 MB or 64 MB of memory, 3.2 GB or 6 GB ATA HDD, ATI Rage with 4 MB of SDRAM video card, and a 12 inch active-matrix TFT display with a 800×600 pixel resolution.

Apple iBook clamshell model

Also see: Apple definitions, Clamshell