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I was using G4 TiBook 1Ghz/1GB for a week, while waiting for some parts for my MBP and was quite satisfied with the performance. I was thinking about upgrading to SSD for those stock hard drives are slooow. If you are not a flash-heavy user, then it should be alright.  :)

I agree in a way. Then again, shipping EU to US is dirt cheap and twice as fast when compared to the USPS. :)

Certainly nothing in collectable condition. Maybe for certain internal parts.

Sounds like a field report.  You can call some help and bring the rest of this PM5200 home and turn it into a nice aquarium and use built-in speakers/CD-ROM drive to play one of those "ocean sounds" CDs (or make it terrarium with jungle sounds for that matter). Hope this helps. :)

The same thing was with the x86 PCs, 486 being the last generation with the red ones. On the Q700, if you look closely, you will notice a spot where the LED should be.

I'm leaning towards this option. :) I have checked my HDDs and found that they all have connectors, just in different places. For instance, Quantum drives have a separate one, while IBMs share them with the mode selection jumper pins. Thanks everyone!

@Hotdog Zanzibar Great post on JP. Now, since I have been looking for references on Quadra 700 LEDs, I also noticed that all those Quadra props might be switched off or missing the lamps. :)

Some say this particular LED came with later revisions, some have red ones since new, like this guy ... ... and yours is green, which is even more puzzling. I thought HDD LEDs always came in standard red/orange. :)

Hello guys, I need a little bit of help with finding a red HDD LED for some of my Quadras 700. It looks like it should be the same as the green power LED, but I am not really into hit and miss purchases. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!