The green screen is fairly logical, as Amiga's won't start without ChipRAM The 4000 doesn't need a battery to work, mine's never had one (I got the guy I bought it off to remov…

Grumble. No luck getting any life out of this thing (despite all the helpful guys here and on other forums). She's parts I'm afraid. I'll just have to stick with my 1200 for the ti…

Hehe, yes, I already have some too (and absolutely loads of NT 4 Workstations!), but you can never have too many But if it was a copy of Windows Me, now that would be something!…

Apple stickers would excite you more than a 17 gig SCSI HDD or a copy of AppleShare Server 3? :O Click to expand... Or a real, bona-fide copy of Windows 95?! :O Click to e…

Apple stickers would excite you more than a 17 gig SCSI HDD or a copy of AppleShare Server 3? :O Click to expand... For about the first five minutes, yes After that, then.…

The Color Classic is an interesting machine. Yours has pretty much the same specs that mine had, only mine had an Apple IIe card in the PDS slot and it ran an English System 7. …

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Hi, Thanks for the support. The battery is not obviously leaking but I'm sure it's dead. Should it still be bootable with a dead battery? I have removed and reseated everything …

Apple stickers would excite you more than a 17 gig SCSI HDD or a copy of AppleShare Server 3? :O Click to expand... Or a real, bona-fide copy of Windows 95?! :O Click to e…

Apple stickers would excite you more than a 17 gig SCSI HDD or a copy of AppleShare Server 3? :O Click to expand... Or a real, bona-fide copy of Windows 95?! :O

the HD is 68pin... shouldnt be that much of a problem. i´ve got 50->68pin adapters and 68pin scsi cards as well (both nubus and pci )

Apple stickers would excite you more than a 17 gig SCSI HDD or a copy of AppleShare Server 3? :O

I think the stickers would get me the most excited I love the old stickers and would LOVE to have more.

Sweet machine!

That HD looks sweet!!! :O 50 pin? :O

I've always wanted a 4400, but I sufficed with a Motorola StarMax 4000.

The Color Classic is an interesting machine. Yours has pretty much the same specs that mine had, only mine had an Apple IIe card in the PDS slot and it ran an English System 7. …

ended up carrying it halfway across the city Click to expand... I would do the same even for one of those Apple Network Servers. Now I know why my friends call me a nerd/geek. …

Can you describe exactly what doesn't work? I (or other Amiga users here) might be able to help. If it fails to boot does it give a coloured screen? IF not does it just sit at a bl…

4400s are fantastic.

Cool. Open it up and check for a leaking battery. How much was it?

Nice pile of stuff there! The 4400 is a bit of a strange machine but is a very good workhorse none the less. I'm hoping to get mine set up with BeOS or Linux at some point in the n…

i got some stuff today. everything was free for price of shipping. -PM4400/200 -apple 166mhz PC compatibilty card -OEM W95 -apple stickers -registration card for the 4400 -ma…

Picked up yesterday a (non-working so far) Amiga 4000/040 desktop with Warp Engine accelerator, Emplant Mac emulator card, 2 SCSI HDs, Mitsubishi DiamondScan monitor, loads of soft…

I saw [a Colour Classic] lying on a curb in Geneva Click to expand... Lucky! ended up carrying it halfway across the city Click to expand... You rock!