Search results

What happens if I don't replace them?

No I didn't. Do these things break easily?

I got an Imac G5 (Which I am using for this post) off Craigslist for $250. It came with the original cables, keyboard and mouse. Here are the Specs: Imac G5 Running 10.5.8 2 GB Ram 1.6 Ghz 250 GB HD CD/DVD Superdrive Airport Installed

I would just get an old (But clean) rag and wipe it down. I did this on an old PC that was so dirty that it didn't power on and it worked like a charm after I cleaned it.

I recently picked up a bunch of things for a total of $65. Here is the stuff: ($25 from CL) Macintosh Powerbook 165c: Good shape. Good Hinges. AC. ($15 from GW) Macintosh LC: Good shape with no yellowing. No Hard Drive. ($15 from GW) Laserwriter IIg: Good Shape. Needs a tray. I will get one...

That is an interesting faceplate. Maybe LC 575s with that kind of front bezel were only released to schools or only for a short period of time.

I was going to bid on that too, but I didn't have the money at the time. Good to see that another 68kmla member got it.

Today I got a Powerbook 165c running 7.5.3 with power adapter off of craigslist for $25. After that I went to goodwill and got an Applevision to DV-15 adapter for $2 and a Powerbook DV-15 Video Out Adapter in the box for $5. Today is a good day.

Me to! I have a Sega CD model 2 and 32x hooked up to one of mine. Now I want to play some games (Such as Silpheed, Sonic CD and Knuckles Chaotix).

Sega Genesis!

Sorry, but I am having trouble posting pictures but here are some specs: Imac G4 15", 800 mhz, CD/DVD Combo, OS 10.2.8 (I plan to get Tiger), 512 MB RAM (+256 MB RAM), 60 GB HD, Airport Card, and a bunch of programs like imovie, iphoto, itunes, etc. Came in the box (Decent Shape).

I would like to know what the maximum OS for an Imac G4. Some sites say 10.4 others say 10.5. I am confused. What is it?

Yesterday I had to get some stuff from my dads house and I found an Imac G4 in front of my bed in the box. Since I was in a hurry to get to boyscouts, I only got a quick glance at it. Now I have to wait to go to my dads house to open it. The suspence... Anyways, I will provide updates when I...

I have been restoring my Macintosh IIsi in my spare time and it appears that my work has paid off. At first, it would not boot because the caps leaked out onto the motherboard. If I was lucky, I would see Mac OS loading up and then it freezing or going to a blank screen. What I did was (And tell...

According to lowendmac, a Mac Classic II can (Barely) run 7.6.1. However, you would be pushing the machine to the limit.

I would like to know the dimentions of the Apple Monitor II (Specificaly, the height).

Hello. I recently picked up a Macintosh Plus. Since a Macintosh Plus can run up to 7.5.5, wouldn't this mean that if I was to put system 7.5 on the Mac that it would be able to read (800k of course) PC floppies?

I recently got two lots of Macintosh Computers, Software and Accessories for my Collection. The first lot I got was from noidentity for the Low, Low price of Free (Thanks BTW). It makes up 3/4 of my Macintosh Collection. Included was a: Power Macintosh 6100/66 (Other then needing a new battery...

I don't think there is anything wrong with a custom shelf, I just want mine to match other Apple/Macintosh computers.

I know that a wooden case would look more original, but the main reason I would like to put the Apple 1 or Replica 1 in an Apple II case is because you can put an Apple II Monitor and Apple II Disk Drives on it, yet still keep that 70's Apple look.