Yeah. Some of the horizontal desktop machines are ok with me. But I definitely have a preference for the LCs for that category of desktops. Besides the all-in-one Macintoshes, The LC "pizza box" machines have sentimental value to me because the elementary school I went to used them in their computer classes. My main class had a Performa all-in-one with some Apple IIe's. I don't recall what model Performa it was. But I do know it had a PowerPC upgrade because Graphics Calculator worked on it. What was the earliest model of Performa in the all-in-one design that supported a PowerPC upgrade card?
I know the 575 does, but I don't think that was the one. It's definitely not the Peforma 5200's because the case design is radically different from what I remember it looking like in my class.
The school I went to that had these machines is just 36 miles away from me in a nearby city. I think I visited that school in the 2012-2014 range (I forget exactly when) and visited the class I went to. They still had the machines and besides the Apple IIe that I secretly removed a memory upgrade card from when I was a kid, they all still worked. (I was like 8 at the time I originally went to class there and thought the upgrade card might work in my Sega Genesis for some stupid reason. The Apple IIe still worked, but a lot of software would no longer boot on it. )
I know the 575 does, but I don't think that was the one. It's definitely not the Peforma 5200's because the case design is radically different from what I remember it looking like in my class.
The school I went to that had these machines is just 36 miles away from me in a nearby city. I think I visited that school in the 2012-2014 range (I forget exactly when) and visited the class I went to. They still had the machines and besides the Apple IIe that I secretly removed a memory upgrade card from when I was a kid, they all still worked. (I was like 8 at the time I originally went to class there and thought the upgrade card might work in my Sega Genesis for some stupid reason. The Apple IIe still worked, but a lot of software would no longer boot on it.
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