These days benjgvps you'd be better off with a Wallstreet or above. Industry standard PC RAM modules to 512MB and OS X 10.2+ make life a lot easier. Wallstreets are dirt cheap, but as laptops go they're also kinda large and heavy - if you can afford it, go for a Lombard or Pismo.
As a functional laptop, the 1400 is cool, but kinda limited. If you're happy with configuring classic Mac OS for the internets, and can live with the low RAM and slo-o-w net surfing, it's a pretty good cheap portable with a very nice keyboard. There are G3 upgrades, bit hard to find.
Just my $0.02
As a functional laptop, the 1400 is cool, but kinda limited. If you're happy with configuring classic Mac OS for the internets, and can live with the low RAM and slo-o-w net surfing, it's a pretty good cheap portable with a very nice keyboard. There are G3 upgrades, bit hard to find.
Just my $0.02