Apple has been a busy spelling bee today, creating the eMac (http://www.theregus.com/content/39/24796.html), an iMac, only with an 'e', not an 'i', for the impoverished schools sector, and refreshing its Titanium Powerbook range with a faster G4 processor.

Two new models are launched today, a 667MHz version (what's wrong with 666?, Apple; we know you're in league with the forces of darkness (http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/39/24968.html)), and an 800 meg flavour. They are supplied with big screens - 15.2in at 23 per cent higher resolution - 1280-by-854 pixels; 1MB of level 3 cache; and integrated Gigabit Ethernet, a first for a notebook, Apple claims (although this features on earlier Ti Books).

The SRP for the slower box is $2,499, while the 800MHz Ti Book could be yours for $3,199. Add on VAT for Europe and you're talking one expensive notebook here.

For more spec, check out the Apple press release (http://www.apple.com/pr/library/2002/apr/29pb.html). ®