I have an LC and an LC III. I like my LC III, but my LC is fairly useless. A 16 MHz 68020 processor is quite a dog as far as doing anything practical with it. The LC III runs quite nicely. Load it up with BBedit Lite and it makes a nice little development system if you're a coder.
I like the form factor of the pizza box Macs. I think they look rather charming with a 14" Apple monitor and Apple standard keyboard. I gotta get me a Quadra 605 someday though.
PDS ethernet cards are a dime a dozen for these machines. They're quite abundant, easy to source, and cheap to buy. I probably have about nine of them kicking around here. The Farallon NICs I find to be about the best. They don't choke on autosensing switches like the Asante and Dayna cards. At least, that has been my experience.
If you can find a Farallon Etherwave card for your future LC, grab it up. It has two RJ45 ports and other machines that you may have that use Asante or Dayna cards can be connected in series, thus eliminating the need for a hub.
I like the form factor of the pizza box Macs. I think they look rather charming with a 14" Apple monitor and Apple standard keyboard. I gotta get me a Quadra 605 someday though.
PDS ethernet cards are a dime a dozen for these machines. They're quite abundant, easy to source, and cheap to buy. I probably have about nine of them kicking around here. The Farallon NICs I find to be about the best. They don't choke on autosensing switches like the Asante and Dayna cards. At least, that has been my experience.
If you can find a Farallon Etherwave card for your future LC, grab it up. It has two RJ45 ports and other machines that you may have that use Asante or Dayna cards can be connected in series, thus eliminating the need for a hub.