My 13" 292Mhz Wallstreet acts up once every few months for a second and thats it (video), it is probably the fastest stock Wallstreet made because of the 83Mhz bus speed. The second generation Wallstreets were the ones that could drop video down to 640x480 and 800x600 if needed (a bit blocky at 640x480).
The original Beige G3 systems also could do 83Mhz bus speed while later ones were stuck at 66Mhz, kind of a step backwards.
One of these days I will get a ADB drawing pad, all I have now are keyboards, trackballs, joysticks, and mice (and a stack of adb dongles).
The local recycler has a Beige G3 (233 I think) stock tower for $20, not sure I will bother getting it since I have one (running at 466 currently).
There is something cool about beige macs, I like my B&W's but thats around the time Apple went trendy with form over function.
The original Beige G3 systems also could do 83Mhz bus speed while later ones were stuck at 66Mhz, kind of a step backwards.
One of these days I will get a ADB drawing pad, all I have now are keyboards, trackballs, joysticks, and mice (and a stack of adb dongles).
The local recycler has a Beige G3 (233 I think) stock tower for $20, not sure I will bother getting it since I have one (running at 466 currently).
There is something cool about beige macs, I like my B&W's but thats around the time Apple went trendy with form over function.