Linked by Adam S on Mon 3rd Apr 2006 14:55 UTC
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2006-01-16
But, as the grandparent points out, the Powerbook runs just fine with the lid closed when you have a keyboard and a display plugged in. I realize that the answer you gave is Apple's explanation and not yours, but it just doesn't quite make sense.
My guess is that they really don't want people using Powerbooks as really big iPods (I sometimes used to listen to music on my old laptop when wandering around) because it can cause all sorts of hardware failures. Just a guess...