I will buy a G3 (very cheap here), however the question is the subject.
Many come without keyboard or mouse, and no money is spare to buy a USB card, so I might get the iMac. Before I forget, I have USB keyboard and mice which work plug-and-play on Redmond's OS. The choices (estimative prices):
$47: iMac G3/233/160M/4G (no keyboard/mice)
$50: iMac G3/233/?/? (no mice)
$75: Beige G3/?/?/? (no mice, includes monitor, desktop, specs unknown)
$85: iMac G3/350/64M/30G (no sound, broken power button however includes the USB Keyboard with power button [told this method works])
$90: iMac G3/233/256M/160G
$90: Beige G3/300/?/? (no monitor, minitower)
$99: iMac G3/233/64M/4G (no keyboard/mice)
$100: iMac G3/DV400/256M/0G (no HDD, monitor with bad X/Y adjust [can the Service Source tool I forgot the name fix it?])
Many come without keyboard or mouse, and no money is spare to buy a USB card, so I might get the iMac. Before I forget, I have USB keyboard and mice which work plug-and-play on Redmond's OS. The choices (estimative prices):
$47: iMac G3/233/160M/4G (no keyboard/mice)
$50: iMac G3/233/?/? (no mice)
$75: Beige G3/?/?/? (no mice, includes monitor, desktop, specs unknown)
$85: iMac G3/350/64M/30G (no sound, broken power button however includes the USB Keyboard with power button [told this method works])
$90: iMac G3/233/256M/160G
$90: Beige G3/300/?/? (no monitor, minitower)
$99: iMac G3/233/64M/4G (no keyboard/mice)
$100: iMac G3/DV400/256M/0G (no HDD, monitor with bad X/Y adjust [can the Service Source tool I forgot the name fix it?])