Excellent points napbar. Did not think of the LocalTalk issue, as I use Ethernet.
The Wallstreet is an amazing PowerBook as well. Though if going this route the PDQ is the way to go as it fixed some heat and power issues. Also, there were G4 upgrade cards for the Wallstreet as well.
One point here, make sure it comes with the original Apple floppy drive module as there were lots of third party drives sold, since the CD-ROM was the most common module sold with it. Third party drives will provide 1.44MB disk support only, not 400K/800K.
The Wallstreet is an amazing PowerBook as well. Though if going this route the PDQ is the way to go as it fixed some heat and power issues. Also, there were G4 upgrade cards for the Wallstreet as well.
One point here, make sure it comes with the original Apple floppy drive module as there were lots of third party drives sold, since the CD-ROM was the most common module sold with it. Third party drives will provide 1.44MB disk support only, not 400K/800K.