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Sweet; the IIsi is the one machine out of the II series I've always wanted to get my hands on. I remember using one in 2nd grade with that monochrome portrait display. Nice score :)

Nice! I'd totally have a space issue with those. Are you able to keep them all?

Found one of these guys in Goodwill today for $20. Figured it'd be nice to have to type some school papers on without distractions. http://tinypic.com/useralbum.php?ua=2DCOrtqRKVlw59FsvKg%2BHQ%3D%3D <-- pictures... ...and a video of it printing...

That was the box the tower was in. I didn't really notice it until after, but I opened and set up the LCD first.

I bought one of these guys off eBay last week, and it showed up yesterday :) http://iannixon.com/images/2008/09/09/ It's a 1.8 GHz Pentium Duo, but the auction stated a Core2Duo. I'm working things out with the seller. It has 1GB RAM and an 80GB HD, both of which are gonna be upgraded...

Also, be warned that OS X fills up floppies with a bunch of invisible crap. I forget how much it's worth, but don't expect to fit a full capacity on it.

Also, try Grab in OS X (Applications/Utilities/Grab). If I remember correctly, there's an option to include the cursor on a screenshot.

Yep Nope, but I found a torrent someone made, and it works great. :)

I ordered an 8GB refurb iPod touch on Wednesday, and the thing showed up here yesterday. It's awesome having another Mobile OS X device after the iPhone was sold back in April :)

I also got a muffin at the store earlier for $1.25. It was brownish-tan and sweet all the way through. :)

I'm not gonna worry about it, the machine has no HD, either (this is my dad's old laptop we're talking about, all of the others I got yesterday work fine). But DVI? On a 2000-era machine?

Also, this isn't my first experience with an Armada. My dad's old job gave him an Armada 1700 to use, but they never asked for it back. There's something wrong on the motherboard, it randomly shows garbled picture. I found out yesterday it happens when you press on the upper left of the case...

Holy crap! Sweet! I paid $200 for my 450 MHz Cube, and $30 more for my 17" Studio Display. Sold it for $325. I sold it 'cause I needed money, and it was just sitting around here not being used, after I got my Quicksilver. I figured it'd prolly be better going to someone who could actually...

I got these laptops from a nice fellow off Freecycle. http://i33.tinypic.com/m96pdv.jpg Compaq Armada 1750, PII 400 MHz, 128MB, 10GB, XP http://i35.tinypic.com/2h38lxz.jpg Compaq Armada e500, PIII 450 MHz, 128MB, 10GB (no power supply, possibly broken power button)...

One place says $209 for a 22" Cinema Display, another place I'm awaiting an email back, so we'll see.

I never said I would junk it, I'm actually really hesitant to throw it out.

Well, it's not totally dead, and I've identified the problem as the solder joints on the cables attached to the boards surrounding the LCD. In other words, it's not repairable.

Well, I didn't change anything on the QS's PSU. I just did a straight up swap-in, and it worked fine.

I just dropped the PSU from my Quicksilver into the DA, and it started right up! It took 20 seconds from the moment the Apple logo appeared to boot to a Leopard fresh install desktop. :D

Look closely; they're there :p Also, I have a Quicksilver, and the back of the case isn't as dark as they look in that picture.