What about a lombard? Click to expand... Rocking a Lombard G3 right now - lovely machine. It copes very well with everything short of Youtube - and I'm hoping a CPU upgrade wi…

I was on the MacSales site, looking at the G4 processor upgrades for an old AGP 400 Mhz Sawtooth, and I had some questions. It feels...expensive, but of course the computer would b…

What about a lombard? SCSI, USB, and a PC card slot. All in one and they should be going for very little now. Click to expand... 400MHz Pismo's are cheap too. Do you NEED SC…

Yeah but that only would work with iMovie, I need something that will take the signal being sent as the display 2 through the firewire port.

Only thing I an think of off the top of my head would be to use a DV video camera or some other kind of Firewire video I/O connected to a TV display. If that works.

What about a lombard? SCSI, USB, and a PC card slot. All in one and they should be going for very little now.

Hey guys, is there a way I could output my second display through firewire on my Quicksilver? I'm curious because I want to use the NVIDIA GeForce2MX's video card in my AGP Graphic…

I've been hardpressed to find a 2400 anywhere, and I can say that the 2300c is dog slow on the web, even with 48mb of RAM. Click to expand... 64MB seems to be the minimal for …

One other point... Does the PB G4 need a PRAM battery to run? I found a replacement at OWC, but I want to be sure that it needs a good PRAM battery in order to start

I've been hardpressed to find a 2400 anywhere, and I can say that the 2300c is dog slow on the web, even with 48mb of RAM.

Personally, if you're looking for a notebook that'll be useful and compatible with the modern world, I'd go for a PowerBook G3 or later. These machines can be had for under $200 no…

If you're really set on either the 2400 or Kanga, here's a quick breakdown (since I've got both): Differences: The 2400 has a 40MHz bus, the processor (180 or 240MHz) is on a rep…

Find a well cared for 12" PowerBook G4 1.33 or 1.5 GHz model.

A well-oiled windows machine will run pretty decently. I just bought Windows XP Pro for this machine I just built, just so I could have windows. Sure, I can run all my apps perfe…

I like the Wallstreets, have 5 of them.

Am I the only one who doesn't mind using Windows? Click to expand... Yes, actually, I think you are. BookWorm: I doubt any of the options you listed would suit today's basic c…

a detailed comparison of their features Click to expand... http://lowendmac.com/powerbooks.html

an old gray one with the multi-colored Apple / I want to use it on the internet. / PC card and USB. / power PC / color screen, preferably 16 bit or better, 640X480 or higher Cli…

> Am I the only one who doesn't mind using Windows? Yes. In fact I'd say you just risked getting stoned, and I don't mean like a hippy. I have Windows NT4 for the Powe…

If things fall through with the 1400, I'll consider it. Seems like there are a ton of resources out there for the 1400, but to my understanding, most of them apply to the 2400 as w…

Am I the only one who doesn't mind using Windows?

What about the Duo or 2400?

Well, if things turn out as planned, I will have a Powerbook 1400c (166mHz 64 RAM) and a Lucent WaveLAN silver. *me hopes school's WiFi allows WEP* EDIT: ...which is good sinc…

Yea, I use a silver and a bronze. You also need to make sure the hinges on old G3 laptops are good.

How about a PowerBook G3? That way, you'll be able to use a newer OS and printer with it. I have often run into a few issues with older systems and hardware/ software compatibility…