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Oops! I didn't notice one was IDE... it must have been from my dead Powerbook 150!

If you can figure out how to get me the ISO's I can upload them on my server for people to download... at 200-300kbps

If you get any MDD power supplies let me know.

Quicksilvers have 28volt for the ADC port... not sure if the G3B&W had that....

If you want to upgrade the Ultra10 CPU to 440mhz let me know. I have one I could let go $8+ shipping.

I'd offer $90-100... I sold my T21 a year ago for $135 so I think they have come down in value a little since then....

haha wow windows XP on a P1... can I smell slowness? still, nice that it has 96mb ram for a PI.

I picked up a free HP mini tower from a local church that was giving it away. 733mhz celeron (going to be replaced w/ a 1.2ghz PIII) 64mb ram 30gb hard drive CDRW Windows ME COA I think I'll turn it into a NAS device for backing up all my files. It has a very small case, but still weighs...

Wow, excellent news! I wish the people I talked to would be more willing to let me do things like that. There is an e-waste event at the local high school around here this weekend so maybe I'll pop by and see what there is. Unfortunately, all of those small companies that collect stuff like...

My 6400 has a Sonnet processor upgrade. I haven't heard of any for the 6400 from Newer or microMac.

Glad to hear it! Perhaps it would not update on the 6gb drive because there was no hard drive space left?

I like the 6400, but I think it has the most terrible video card of all macs built in standard. Your lucky you have the PCI one. I've owned five 6400s over the years, and I'm now down to one: 300mhz g3, 168mb ram, 10gb hard drive.

Your school still has 386s they are getting rid of? Wow, mine is dumping p4 Pcs these days.... Anyhow, nice stuff you got!

I was dropping off some stuff at the local ewaste recycling center and on the loading dock I spotted an old Powerbook 100. I went in the office and asked if I could have it, but the receptionist said I'd need to ask the manager. I left him a message and he should be calling me back soon...

Mike, I have completely dismantled a G3 AIO before. It took me a couple of hours, and is kind of a pain, but it can be done. The nice part is the analog board slides out after you get the CRT parts exposed. I was able to replace my analog board and everything has been running smoothly ever...

Yes, the ram/hard drive/CPU can always come in handy.

I have one of these....it doesn't really do much, just checks logic boards mostly....too bad doesn't work with more mac models...

At my work they go so far as to shred old hard drives. I think it is kind of pointless when they shred perfectly good 40gb 7200rpm drives. I asked if I could format them and take them home but that is apparently against policy and not allowed :(

Those color ribbons are nice... I remember being amazed that a dot matrix printer could print in color back when I was in elementary school. I think I even printed a 5 foot banner with the awesome program Bannermania for a staff member's retirement years ago...brings back memories!

The only real nasty stuff in CRTs is lead and PCBs.....the other stuff is just your basic materials.... plastic, steel, copper wires, and glass... In California it is free to drop off CRT monitors because those companies that accept them are paid by the state. They collect approx $3-6 on each...