About a year ago, I received about 25 Mac Mini G4s from my wife's school - they were going to the bin and were previously used for things like propping up tables higher (!), unfortunately only a few power bricks came with the haul. I ended up giving away many of them to fellow local Mac nuts as they really are slow little things compared to equivalently-specced desktop G4s, but cool to those who wanted a small PPC machine.
The ones I sold were the "silent revision" 1.5Ghz models, they went quickly, most of them to Amiga fans who wanted to run MorphOS. I did give MorphOS a try on my saved souped-up Mini (overclocked to 1.83Ghz, 1GB, 7200RPM 2.5" HD), it is quite an interesting OS to learn.
50 of the lowest-specced units, presumably with horrible 4200RPM 40GB drives and 512MB RAM will be hard to sell.
JB
The ones I sold were the "silent revision" 1.5Ghz models, they went quickly, most of them to Amiga fans who wanted to run MorphOS. I did give MorphOS a try on my saved souped-up Mini (overclocked to 1.83Ghz, 1GB, 7200RPM 2.5" HD), it is quite an interesting OS to learn.
50 of the lowest-specced units, presumably with horrible 4200RPM 40GB drives and 512MB RAM will be hard to sell.
JB