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I also have a sealed mic. Probably a few more things, but I'll have to look... I've got lots of boxed items, both complete and incomplete, but not all are nib.

Well, there you go. My mistake it is the same board. That's what happens when you try to post something quick... just got my AIO a couple days ago and haven't torn into it yet.

From: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_Macintosh_G3 The AIO doesn't use the Gossamer logic board, but it was developed at the same time. I would assume this is all related to the CHRP/PPCP projects that were going on at that time.

Yup, found that out the hard way. Lesson learned. I am pretty pleased with the repair job so far, however.

I would be very careful with Acetone... I ruined the front panel of my Quadra 950 a few days ago. However, a couple things that I did discover as a result are that Rust-oleum "fine-textured" spray paint very closely matches the original texture of the case, and Testors Flat Light Aircraft Gray...

Sucks that water was in the Performa 200... hopefully, when it dries out there isn't too much damage.

Not too shabby... Considering what you got, I don't think the price was all that bad. :)

Fair enough. I've seen it work well elsewhere, so I thought it was worth mentioning.

Just a suggestion... don't know if it's possible or not, but would it be possible to allow an individual the ability to indefinitley edit a post just in the Market place? This would allow someone to just keep a running "for sale" thread and prevent a lot of little threads from popping up. This...

Interesting, and good to know! Either way mine has a 9.5" screen which was unique to the 2300c. That is the first 280c I've seen with the model printed on the top cover.

Mine is definitely a 2300c, not an upgraded model. The screen size measures 9.5" and the sticker on the bottom of the case reads, "Macintosh PowerBook Duo 2300 Series".

Technically, I don't think membership ever goes down, since the accounts still exist even if people stop using them. ;) :p :lol:

It's been a while since I've had the Duo out... I'll have to take a look at the screen size. I no longer have the 270c or 280c, but I seem to remember it having a larger screen. Plus, didn't the 270c and 280c have the model name printed on the screen bezel underneath the screen, and on the 2300c...

I've owned three Duo's... 270c, 280c, and 2300c (which I still have). All of them were great computers. They were my main laptops when I owned them, I kept trading up for the next best model from about 1997 to 2000 until I bought my Pismo. Unfortunately, I only have a Duo Dock I, so there are...

Very nice! I saw one at a thrift store the other day for $50. $5 is definitly a good deal!

I've got a Rev. A, I'm not sure of the production date though. I preordered it two months in advance from MacMall, it was my first new computer. I do think in another 10-15 years it will be a collectors item. I still have the box for mine, but not all of the packing material. I also think that...

WOW! That's great! I'm glad it turned out that you have the original mobo... congrats! :)

LOL, sorry... that's what happens when I half read something... :I

I'm not entirely convinced this guy is terribly concerned with the historical accuracy of the listing.

I used to use NCSA Telnet. I'm sure you can find it laying around the Internet somewhere.