I always thought that the 575's were the fugliest macs ever. Click to expand... In my book, the Color Classic or G3 AIO wins the "fugly" contest.

Sweet deal! I used LC 5xxs at school often.

I always thought that the 575's were the fugliest macs ever. But I really would not mind owning one and especially at that price! The Price is right!

I've always thought the LC575 is the best looking AIO...there's just something about it thats....just so right.

My LC 575 (well, Performa 578 if you want to get technical) gets daily use. As beachycove said, it's practically silent. I love it! From an aesthetic point of view, it's one of my …

I think they were great machines. Some do not like them from an aesthetic point of view, but in the flesh (plastic?), they actually look a great deal like the Color Classic. The sc…

It even came with the yellow transport protection disks inside the floppy drives! Click to expand... The Macintosh Plus I ordered on eBay last week is scheduled to arrive tomor…

Strimkind- Thank you for the information. Sounds like a good program to have. The machine is not crashing and has no graphical errors, so I'm glad it is not the thermal paste. Toda…

Capacitor replacement is no longer offered from Adopt a Mac. Click to expand... Bummer. Many folks do not want to take up soldering.

How big of a room would a Macintosh 128k fill if you expanded every single microchip so that each circuit path is the width of a thin piece of wire? My estimate would be that each…

I had the 14 version and it did the exact same thing about 5 years after having it. Was a bother, but when it came back randomly it was like, "wow so beautiful".

G4FanControl is now shareware. Older versions(if you can find them) were free. I had a copy, but external drive where i stored my whole life crapped 6 months ago.

How big of a room would a Macintosh 128k fill if you expanded every single microchip so that each circuit path is the width of a thin piece of wire? My estimate would be that each…

The LC III has logicboard RAM. i removed my 32MB of extra ram and the ethernet card, but no luck im gonna try a 7.1 disk tools disk.

Ahh, fond memories. My first Mac was an LC 575... paid $250 or so for it, used. That was back in 4th grade. Have fun with those! :beige:

How do I take apart this Friking behemoth of a machine? I cut my hands doing something in there! Click to expand... Exactly. Click to expand... Who designed it? I'd like …

How do I take apart this Friking behemoth of a machine? I cut my hands doing something in there! Click to expand... Exactly.

Its not ATX.

How do I attach pictures? I really didn't think the G4 was going to make a big difference but it does. I mean you cannot play any OSX games but I do have OS 9.2.2 for my old game…

How do I attach pictures? I really didn't think the G4 was going to make a big difference but it does. I mean you cannot play any OSX games but I do have OS 9.2.2 for my old game…

I wouldn't mind owning one either if they weren't so mindblowingly large. They are very interesting machine. I don't think I have ever seen one in da flesh. Take some pictures o…

The first Top PDS Card is made by apple. How do I take apart this Friking behemoth of a machine? I cut my hands doing something in there! I'll take it to NJ where I'll do a ton …

I was looking there, but some of these upgrades are hard to come by and pretty expensive. I do have a PSU that will work, i have most of the case as well.

I've always liked how they look and to be honest, would not mind owning one. It'd be like an iMac except with proper expansion built right in.

Any markings or writing on the cards could be useful in determining what function they serve. I'd remove the cover from the case then leave the computer in a window or other area …