The eBay seller had about ten of them available about two weeks ago. There may still be a few left.

Nice score...those WaveLAN cards are like a swiss army knife, they'll work on practically anything, just a shame they're getting a bit harder to find...I spent about 3 years lookin…

That is awesome! Maybe one day I'll get a newer MessagePad and try that out. I've got a Newton 2nd rev I think upstairs.. Can wireless anything be done with that? I have the lit…

A recent eBay purchase of a Lucent Wavelan Turbo Silver PCMCIA has given me wireless Newton 2100 connectivity for the first time since I began to use a Newton in 1997-98. This was …

Yes, it's quite possible to do 68k development on a PPC. I believe you can even develop System 6 apps, although I haven't tested it yet. I'd like to expand the tutorial to the poi…

Nice work! It's good to see a quick-start for using MPW. One note, pressing 'command-return' is equivalent to using 'enter' on the numpad. @Nathan: I'm fairly certain you can comp…

Minor note, the machine gets very hot. Click to expand... Absolutely. I can use my 700mhz model as a space heater in a small room if I leave it on all night. Jobs always h…

Very nice! Kudos on adding that.

Cool, keep it coming. Can you do 68K programming on a PPC Mac?

Oh well that actually makes sense

hmm? is there a reason for that? Click to expand... there are no fans, so don't put anything (like paper) on top of it, and don't leave it in a confined place

hmm? is there a reason for that?

I added a basic 68k programming guide to the wiki. Right now it just covers installing MPW and compiling a basic program, but the next tutorial will go more in-depth and cover aspe…

Minor note, the machine gets very hot.

Skip the Bondi then. You can run 10.4 (more than likely) on the Indigo and it'll outperfom the Bondi left and right. Faster CPU, faster system bus, and better graphics. Its also…

Are you planning on actually using it for anything? Click to expand... yes I am going to use it for things, hopefully I'm going to use it to play some network games, word proce…

Really? Rev C and D were Blueberry?! I don't remember that. Click to expand... Yep, see for yourself. In comparison to the Bondi Rev. A.

Are you planning on actually using it for anything? Click to expand... yes I am going to use it for things, hopefully I'm going to use it to play some network games, word proce…

Really? Rev C and D were Blueberry?! I don't remember that.

Uh, Bondis were only available as either Rev. A or B.. There was no Bondi Rev. C or D, only Blueberry. Basically, it went like this: Rev. A and B only got Bondi. As Henry Ford wou…

Yeah, there were indigo and Bondi, and Blueberry. The blueberries were even down to 350mhz without firewire ports, The Bondi's went up to 333mhz (Rev D). I have a Rev A. iMac Bondi…

Are you planning on actually using it for anything? If so, then go for the Indigo simply because its RAM is cheaper and easier to find, faster and a little nicer looking IMO. It'…

my teacher has two of the older iMacs. one is a Blondi blue and the other is an indigo, i might be able to find some space in my room to keep it, now I need to convince my parents …

I too am trying to locate a copy of Apple IP Gateway. I'm not with it enough to figure out the Hotline / KDX client.

http://cgi.ebay.com/AUI-Ethernet-10Base-T-RJ45-Transceiver_W0QQitemZ320483103530 get one of these Click to expand... Ordered tonight. I'll let you guys know when it arrives an…