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So these would fit in any PowerBook 2.5” SCSI bay?

Article over on LEM says:     13" AppleColor High-Res, 12" Monochrome and High-Res Monochrome [**] Mac II (Toby), Mac II High-Res, 4/8, 8/24  Anyone ever use these back in the day?  While they are both long gone, it might be interesting to dig them (or Mr Natao) up for investigation.  

You mean Danamania's Quadra 805?   See also:  Mac IIbx, Quadra 400, and the Quadra-ish SCSI tower.

Compare the styling on the Global Village Teleport Modem.  Maybe bring your grooves a bit further back from the front end, and in from the sides.  Or ... and I realise this is going to be tricky .... centre the display cutout widthwise, and have it only show the actual LCD area, and not the...

http://bitchin100.com/wiki/index.php?title=REX_Overview   Now, granted, the 68k does not use a multiplexed address/data bus, but - does this stir any ideas?

With thanks to defor for compiling this information over here. /B =====   These are the limits for HFS support on Macintosh System/MacOS: (I had to dig a bit to find this) Maximum HFS partition sizes by OS version: Macintosh System 1.x - 7.1.x : 2GB1 Macintosh System 7.5.x : 4GB1 Macintosh...

That photo is way too dark to tell but .... is that an external monitor?  Cause between that and the wording   If that's a Plus with an internal upgrade for a second monitor, with the (usually specific and non-standard) matching monitor, booting, for $50 ...

Where there's a will, there's a way:     Repair your iBook's logic board with a candle

Over at SegaRetro is the best reasonably noob-friendly explanation I've discovered yet of the powerful features of the 68k family, why programmers and system builders were drawn to it, and the shortcomings of the 68000 which were addressed in later models in the series...

Listing this under Hacks rather than Newton, because it seems like it would be usable on a lot of older machines: Giving Wifi To An Apple Newton - Hackaday   {bolding mine} The module itself is called the Nano WiREACH SMT OB G2. It has some other interesting features, like DHCP, optional...

Thought this article on Hackaday might inspire or suggest some possible attacks on those SMRT Powerbook batteries that sometimes won't play nice when re-celled.   Unlocking ThinkPad batteries    

As in the title.  Does anyone know?  Would anyone be able to run a diff on the two files and see?

I was thinking more like this "PCI fan" type, uniserver.

Stupid ADB Tricks According to this, most ADB mice have a pin on their chip for a second button. He also gets a trackball from a Powerbook working as an external desktop device. And builds a converter for Mac 128k mice to ADB from an old ADB mouse:  

Just wondering if anyone has ever got the recording side of these /edit/ All-In-Wonder / cards to work in a Mac.

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Just get a non-Retina (iPad 1 / 2) 1024x768.  They're on ebay with VGA/DVI/AV controller boards for ~US$120 give or take.  And the nice thing about XGA is that 512x342 is a 1:4 pixel mapping. Here are your bezel diagonals for an SE/30.  If you want me to check the exact width & height just...

Maybe, if you can find one.  This Color Classic mod uses one, and if anything there's less room in a CC. Chances are good you could get the 1-slot riser to fit, as they've been used in CC upgrades a bunch. From the PCC pages, here's a single riser in the back of a CC: The 2-slot riser might...

Photos from. . It looks like (going on the motherboard diagram below, and the photo of the above machine's back panel) the joystick card is the one taking up the PDS space.  Whether it connects to the PDS slot or not, you can't see from the photos.  But just maaaybe, if you can do without a DOS...