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Strong community support... what can I say. ProDOS supports up to 32 MB volumes.

Through a trade, I managed to get a brand new Focus IDE controller, with IDE-CF adapter for my IIe. Its currently running with a 16 MB CF card. Silent, and fast ;D Pictures: http://i41.tinypic.com/350ud5z.jpg http://i42.tinypic.com/f2rj3a.jpg

Yes. ATA controllers made before LBA48 was introduced (around 2002) cannot address more than 128 GB of disk space. You can work around this by using a card.

It varies wildly on the model. Some use PC100, some use ECC EDO, some use proprietary sticks.

Its a separate piece soldered to the PCB on the 6200 and 6500 I have.

It doesn't void the warranty. There is a very big difference between "not supported" and voiding the warranty.

For a moment I was pondering doing that.

It only did Gnutella back then.

Good luck getting a Java implementation new enough to support that.

9 was dead before torrents took off.

Q900 and 950 also don't lag. It has nothing to do with the CPU, its because the floppy drive is run off the IOPs.

That would be the original Wallstreet brick.

Yeah, I have about 3 or 4 of the adapters back at home...

The funny thing is that the 9500 really isn't that big.

Time to revive an old thread! I just got 512 MB of RAM for it ($32 for PC100 from OWC currently), and it should come tomorrow: http://www.fedex.com/Tracking/Detail?ascend_header=1&clienttype=dotcom&cntry_code=us&language=english&trackNum=966960356054

Hey redrouteone, random, but if you feel like it, you can PIN message my 8330. My PIN is 31C82783.

Boredom with the SDK: http://i36.tinypic.com/2rrxa1u.jpg

The 8830, 8130 and 8330 support it. (CDMA for Sprint/Verizon/Alltel, supports EVDO data) The rest are EDGE only.

Wrong. It functions as just a standard USB device, similar to a flash drive. Just dump in the appropriate folders. Also, Bluetooth is supported, you just have to tell the thing that you're going to be sending stuff (press the menu key while in the media app.. the menu option is right in there).

Got myself a BlackBerry Curve 8330 off of eBay for the decent sum of $290 shipped NIB. Works great on my Sprint account, and gets 3G coverage here unlike the iPhone :D . The browser isn't as great, but Opera Mini is free and works well too.