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Does it have the back door? Even as a parts machine it'll definitely be useful. Wonder if the trackball holder is even intact..

Not sure how I end  up with such nice items for free. Some friends were getting rid of it and knew that I collected such things, but man I've been using it as my daily machine now! Upgrade to 8gb and a nice SSD and it should last a few more years.

WOAH! This is quite a haul! Edit: The icing on the cake would be if that 160 had a larger hard drive or a ram upgrade! It would go nicely with the one you just bought from me. Edit2: And a few of those machines look like they've never seen sunlight. This is quite a neat addition to your...

Dang! That's in quite nice condition! Sad though to see that someone was going to just trash it... Then again, the 1400, iMac G4, and PM7200 I got was gonna be trashed.

But $50 and it looks like it has some ram upgrades. Not bad

Little over 200k I think. 

Fast enough to load the website I linked in less than 30 seconds... it’s 56k but can be up to the max that MacPPP supports. 

If you'd like a website to test, feel free to try http://www.nocss.ml. This is my website for old devices. As for connecting, this was my best choice when I went through the same process. Works fine on my PowerBook 160 and Macintosh Classic. I believe it's quite a bit faster than modem speeds.

If you’d  like a website to test on, feel free to visit my site for old computers: http://www.nocss.ml

If that doesn’t work, it’s a $50 screen so it’s still well worth the repair. 

So what should I do? Just go to an apple store and see what happens?  It’s linked to my Apple ID now as well. 

Only $40! Had all the goodies (box, plastic container for the watch, documentation, charger). Just needs a new display but is fully functional including force touch. Works just fine with a protective case to uhh.... keep it together.

Woah that machine has seen some sh$! Good luck! Those HDD platters would make nice coasters ;)

Very nice  :)

I’ll keep that in mind but I’m definitely keeping it for the time being. It raises the value of the machine itself by quite a bit. 

To be totally honest though, I'm more excited about the PowerBook. My PB160 needs a recap and until then is basically useless. This powerbook will become my new/old software development machine.

The issue now is I have absolutely no idea where to store the box!! It has all the foam inserts and everything so I can't just fold it up like I did with my G4 PowerMac Box.

This is part 2 of a haul from the same person. They have graciously donated these items to my collection free of charge.  The first two items were a PowerMac 7200/75 and a PowerMac g4. The second two items: a powerbook 1400cs/166 with 48mb ram and last east but certainly not least, a boxed...

Ooooooooh sounds fun.. Wish I had the time though. Man how does that even work these days?

It was my first experience with apple computers in general. Got mine when I was younger with not a lot of money and just wanted a laptop. It's seen better days at this point LOL.