Nobody is making G4's anymore (for years now), and I think the fastest of those upgrades are just overlocked G4 CPUs. You would be better off with a newer G4 that had atleast 133Mh…

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…

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

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…

get a 3400. 5300's weren't the best ones ever.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!! That crashing sound you hear is the sound of Windows breaking. No, I didn't throw my ThinkPad through one. Microsoft Windows ju…