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being CL and all. lol
I had a few picks this week
Fist up is a first-gen, 20", aluminum-and-glass iMac. It has either a bad PSU (I hope) or a bad logic board. It's throwing bad readings off the PSU so fingers crossed
I also got delivery of a box of goodies I worked out a few months ago. Some 2MB FDDs, an 80MB 50-pin SCSI drive, a 2.5" SCSI to 3.5" SCSI adapter, A couple of mouses, System 7.1 install disks, Powerbook 500 series disks, an Extended II and an Apple Design keyboard, Mac II high resolution display card, 12" NuBus network card, various cables, complete MS Office 4.2 for Mac box, TurboCad in the box. There's also an "Apple External Video Adapter" (820-0656). I figure it goes to an AIO but no ideal beyond that. Can anyone fill in the blanks?
Fist up is a first-gen, 20", aluminum-and-glass iMac. It has either a bad PSU (I hope) or a bad logic board. It's throwing bad readings off the PSU so fingers crossed
I also got delivery of a box of goodies I worked out a few months ago. Some 2MB FDDs, an 80MB 50-pin SCSI drive, a 2.5" SCSI to 3.5" SCSI adapter, A couple of mouses, System 7.1 install disks, Powerbook 500 series disks, an Extended II and an Apple Design keyboard, Mac II high resolution display card, 12" NuBus network card, various cables, complete MS Office 4.2 for Mac box, TurboCad in the box. There's also an "Apple External Video Adapter" (820-0656). I figure it goes to an AIO but no ideal beyond that. Can anyone fill in the blanks?
http://www.applefritter.com/cgi-bin/YaBB/YaBB.pl?board=hacks;action=display;num=1020520538
Looks like it's used on certain PowerMacs made in the mid-late '90s.
-J
Looks like it's used on certain PowerMacs made in the mid-late '90s.
-J
Picked up an iBook G4 14" 1.33ghz model. Base unit with a dead battery and a loose PSU, however I had a 512MB stick, spare battery pulled from a dead iBook G3 14" and a spare PSU.
Although it has stickers on it and quite marked, it works great!
Paid $20, which for any working laptop, is reasonable.
Although it has stickers on it and quite marked, it works great!
Paid $20, which for any working laptop, is reasonable.
Because that LC475 doesn't overclock itself to 40 MHz:
2x Dil14 sockets, 1 Euro
1 20 MHz crystal, 1 Euro
Because i always wanted 4 hands:
2x third hand with magnifying glass, 6 Euro
And some smaller iMac Rev A upgrades:
1x 2MB SGRAM iMac video ram, 1 Euro
1x 4MB SGRAM iMac video ram, 1 Euro
1x 128Mb PC100 SODIMM for iMacs, 1 Euro
2x Dil14 sockets, 1 Euro
1 20 MHz crystal, 1 Euro
Because i always wanted 4 hands:
2x third hand with magnifying glass, 6 Euro
And some smaller iMac Rev A upgrades:
1x 2MB SGRAM iMac video ram, 1 Euro
1x 4MB SGRAM iMac video ram, 1 Euro
1x 128Mb PC100 SODIMM for iMacs, 1 Euro
A pair of iMac coloured loudspeakers. Only because it's in my town and 2,50 Euros. :lol:
http://www.ebay.de/itm/350736225496
http://www.ebay.de/itm/350736225496
Oh, how lovely.
I like sitting at the Genius Bar to see what come through. I've also seen a lot of the white plastic iMacs, either G5s or early Intels in there for a data transfer to a new computer. I felt like making an offer on one today, a 17". Every time I'm there I see at least 2 for whatever odd reason. I've also seen a TiBook for an OS reinstall before the store moved to its new location, and an AlBook today.
Has she got a single, older sister like that?
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