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The Silentype connects to the Apple /// without the need of a connection card. Apple IIs on the other hand need the card. The card actually came would have come with the printer. Most of the ones I find are the A2M0032 models. I didn't even notice the different model number until after I had...

Nice that Cube looks sweet! Is there a physical eject button on the case for the CD player?

I was speaking from personal experience with the OSes. Of course the Intel chips are going to blow the PPC out of the water, but for whatever reason, I always noticed that a MacBook running Tiger was slower then the PowerBook running Tiger.

A friend had a computer that looked exactly like that, but it had a Pentium 4 instead clocked at 3GHz.

They technically do, but the difference is only 768MB when comparing the last revision. The 12" has a max of 1.25GB and the 15" has a max of 2GB. Plus, if that 1 slot goes bad on the 15", you would be stuck with only 1GB anyway. In my opinion, they are about the same speed depending on the...

Not really, I have never noticed it being the higher end model lasting longer. It has been the earlier models with the Rage 128 and 8MB of VRAM (12" 2001 models) that have stood the test of time (thus far). I don't know about the 14" models. The ones after that had the BGA problem, IIRC...

I'm willing it guess its one of the later ADC CRT displays.

Found a lot on eBay of 2 SCSI HDDs, an Apple HDI-20 Floppy drive and a spare case for another Apple HDI-20 Floppy Drive. Won it, and received it today. The 2 HDDs were identical, both 4.29GB Seagate Barracudas, one has a "wide" SCSI interface (never seen before, will post picture later) and...

PowerSupport USA makes AWESOME screen protectors. I have used their anti-glare screen protectors for years (beginning with my iPhone 4) and I love them. The use static cling instead of glue to attach to your phone, and they include a "sticky sheet" for removing all the lint from your screen...

I actually had 2 snow iBooks (original 500MHz and the next revision which had a 600MHz processor). The 600MHz had the graphics problem, but the 500MHz model is still running to this day (knock on wood). Ended up parting out the 600MHz one. Like Cory said, very, very early G3s (500MHz) or late...

Wow hap! That really is bad ass! I wonder how long Apple went though the clear prototype phase (could there be a clear Plus or Power Mac)?

That's alright. How's the iPhone working out so far?

Ah the iPad Air looks like a great device! I hope he enjoy it! I'm curious to see what normal peoples first reviews are going to be like regarding the new iPad, but it pretty much hit all the expectations; thinner, lighter, faster.

That is strange. Did you post about it in another thread?

Replace the PC with the Mac. Its an Intel machine, meaning if you wanted, you could run Windows on it via Boot Camp or a VM. Depending on the graphics card, you might even be able to run Windows 8.

:O THE TIME OF PRINTING MACS IS (almost) HERE!! So exciting!

Its only showing as a blank white page here too; Safari 6.1, Mountain Lion 10.8.5. I can only view it by selecting to download the file.

I know this is in the wrong area, but I don't want to start another thread for no reason. Anyone tried one of these in a early PCI Mac? More specifically 6400/6500? A friend will be selling me one soon (needs some work, they said it doesn't turn on), and if I get it working I'm going to want...

Wow! Nice resurrection!

Wow! Really? If you could find that thread, that would help a lot. Thanks!