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That's why I have a small collection of working 80s VCRs. They aren't particularly impressive (monophonic but at least they have composite jacks) but finding 80s VCRs in nice condition is pretty hard nowadays. I still want a working top-loader but the last one I had wouldn't work and I gave up...

A Dimensia huh? Wow, those are pretty rare! I've only ever found ColorTrak and XL-100 sets.

A few days ago a former coworker texted me saying he had found an old Mac basically in someone's trash, and it turned out to be a Power Macintosh (yes, Power Macintosh, not Performa) 5400/200. He brought it over here today so we could see if it worked and it did, it had a fully functional...

It's eerily reminiscent of the Sanyo MBC-775, an early 8088 based luggable. Though that machine had vertical floppy drives instead of horizontal.

Is that a Sanyo luggable partially disassembled in the second to last picture?

I always wondered if you could OC the bus in the PDQ to 83MHz like the non-PDQ models.

I'm an unlucky girl, of course I open my Clamshell up and it's a Samsung LCD. Guess I'm gonna need a professional after all.

Yeah, the LG panel I mentioned in the first post is a 1024x768 one. How do you take the screen bezel off? Is it just two screws and a ton of snaps?

I don't actually know what screen the broken one is, taking apart a clamshell frankly scares me.

I've got an iBook Clamshell (graphite 466MHz FireWire) with a bad screen and I was able to buy a screen that is supposed to work (it's a LG Phillips LP121X04). I don't actually know what brand the current broken screen is. What else do I need to prepare for this? The old guide I found says you...

Yeah, gave the machine a thorough check. Motherboard is filthy but okay, hard drive is unfortunately completely dead. I'll have to dig up some 72pin EDO and upgrade it from it's current 16MB.

Thank you! Looks surprisingly complicated, no wonder I was looking inside and having no idea how to reach the logic board.

I've never owned any of the machines in the IIvx case before and now I have a 7100/80. Unfortunately my hard drive seems to be bad, and I don't really know how to open the machine up beyond sliding off the top cover. How does it work?

Yeah, I have the same card which is why I asked.

How did you get the wiring to clear the GPU though?

Oh wow, it just fits. I thought it would be a lot tougher than that.

I'd probably do that in the long term but how exactly do you make one fit?

I have a G4 MDD (single 1.25GHz FW400) that doesn't power on, which I'm sure means a dead PSU. I managed to find a spare but I don't know if the spare works. What is the pinout of the main motherboard power connector so I can probe it and see if it's putting out anything?

I'd compare the TAM to the Libretto but the Libretto was actually good. :P

Atari vendors huh? Do any of them have Atari STs? Been having a hard time finding an Atari ST on eBay for less than $200.