It was probably a PPC 5xxx. A lot of schools had those. I remember the school my mom taught at had a 5200 LC, which I believe were only sold in the education market. I remember it had a 75Mhz processor, though we all know now how gimped the 5200 series was except maybe the 5260.
Anyway, here's another recent acquisition. It's intended to be an always-on file server for my classic Macs. OS X 10.4.11 is great, because it is the perfect bridge between OpenTransport on System 7x and modern OSs like Yosemite. Up until now I was using a MDD, but I disliked having to boot it up every time (and it's not exactly a machine you'd like to hear running 24/7, not to mention the electricity draw!).
Mac Mini G4, 1.25Ghz, 1GB RAM
Anyway, here's another recent acquisition. It's intended to be an always-on file server for my classic Macs. OS X 10.4.11 is great, because it is the perfect bridge between OpenTransport on System 7x and modern OSs like Yosemite. Up until now I was using a MDD, but I disliked having to boot it up every time (and it's not exactly a machine you'd like to hear running 24/7, not to mention the electricity draw!).
Mac Mini G4, 1.25Ghz, 1GB RAM
