iBook is a laptop computer developed and marketed by Apple. It is developed to target at consumer and education markets. It has few features and prices is low than PowerBook. There are three distinct designs are present in the market. First one is known as the “Clamshell” (iBook G4). It was significant due to its bright colors, shape, support for wireless technology and inclusion of a handle. Second one abandoned the traditional design and employ translucent and white polycarbonate. Third one is iBook G4, which moved away from translucent elements and adopted a slot-loading drive. It was lacked with Firewire ports, video out, and even a microphone. The original iBooks are Blueberry, Tangerine, or Graphite. iBook (FireWire) computers are Indigo, Key Lime, and Graphite, while the white parts are more opaque than previous models. FireWire port is next to the USB port in iBook (FireWire).

iBook is made of ultra tough polycarbonate plastic which is used in making bulletproof glass. iBook G4 "Mid-2005" models additionally include the "Sudden Motion Sensor" technology that stops the hard drive heads from moving if the notebook is dropped, and the "scrolling Trackpad" that allows one to scroll or pan by touching the trackpad with two fingers instead of one.

If iBook get data loss at any point of time, you need to recover all lost data and it would be done with the use of iBook recovery software. It recovers deleted or corrupted data from logical drive.