good news about the reported 1ghz emacs. I flipped the CD cover open and the configuration was right there: 1.25ghz/256mb/40gb/CD
that makes it fall under a USB 2.0 revision, and a 2gb RAM limit, but the 1.25ghz model of that one came with a superdrive, so it might be a custom configuration, which would explain why the last 4 digits of the serial number do not align with the identifying the emac KB article, but they are similar to the last revision model, but those only came in at 1.42ghz.
This also makes it fall in line with the capacitor plague.
Think it's worth it to take it in to bring it in to the apple store to see what they say? and if it costs money to fix it, think I should spend it to do so? If I do have them fix it, I might as well have them install the 120gb HD for me, if they would do that for nothing while they have the machine apart. I can install my DVD burner myself, but I don't feel comfortable messing with where the hard drive is.
that makes it fall under a USB 2.0 revision, and a 2gb RAM limit, but the 1.25ghz model of that one came with a superdrive, so it might be a custom configuration, which would explain why the last 4 digits of the serial number do not align with the identifying the emac KB article, but they are similar to the last revision model, but those only came in at 1.42ghz.
This also makes it fall in line with the capacitor plague.
Think it's worth it to take it in to bring it in to the apple store to see what they say? and if it costs money to fix it, think I should spend it to do so? If I do have them fix it, I might as well have them install the 120gb HD for me, if they would do that for nothing while they have the machine apart. I can install my DVD burner myself, but I don't feel comfortable messing with where the hard drive is.