I have this board that I'd like to put in the IIsi (currently, there's an Xceed Color30HR, and I feel I'm wasting a perfectly good SE/30 grayscale-capable card on the IIsi). Now, …

I want me one

Thanks... I've always loved this design, I've been search ebay but they are too much and the condition of some of them is horrible.. At least on CL I can haggle, ebay you cannot. …

Nice score, one of Apple's more uniquer designs in it's production span. I will be getting myself one of those as soon as we get a teacher in my school a replacement desktop.

Last night from Craigslist, the LCD is bright and the arm is tight. The guy told me that this was hardly used. I got it for 130.00 with speakers, mouse and keyboard.

Note that if you're ever tempted to replace that hard drive with a Compact Flash card, it's not as easy as it should be.

Just a little update on this - turns out I won't be upgrading this guy's iMac...thanks to the uselessness of the local computer shops....thanks to everyone anyway

Doom II, but I also have Doom I. If you want to play it with me we can schedule a time.

Any particular preferred flavor of DOOM?

Ooh, I'm gonna play Doom sometime on the retrochallenge server. :rambo:

As it turns out, the hard drive was not the problem. The System 7.6 CD was. That is why I kept getting random freezes. I got the PowerBook 150 Enabler from Apple's website, loaded…

PC66-133 will work, just the 66 stuff will downclock the bus speed to the 66mhz that the memory can handle. Other than that you'll be ok. Click to expand... If the bus is great…

PC66-133 will work, just the 66 stuff will downclock the bus speed to the 66mhz that the memory can handle. Other than that you'll be ok.

Yep, all PowerBook floppy drives have doors. The reason as to why the eject hole is in a different place on yours is that the PowerBook 150 uses a manual inject floppy drive, same …

May have to give it a try. I should have plenty of extra laptop screws at home to help hold it together - it needs all of the help it can get.

They use the same power adapter as the Powerbook duo/1400/G3 so you are good to go if you have one of those around. Click to expand... Mine uses the silver/white Hockey Puck/Wi…

They use the same power adapter as the Powerbook duo/1400/G3 so you are good to go if you have one of those around.

I found one of these at the flea market with no power adapter, battery or hard disk. Would there be a way to use one of my Wallstreet/Lombard AC bricks on it with an external hard…

What do you think of the screen? I have read much derision being poured on the PB150 screen, but this, I suspect, is based on the specs:year of manufacture ratio rather than what i…

What do you think of the screen? I have read much derision being poured on the PB150 screen, but this, I suspect, is based on the specs:year of manufacture ratio rather than what i…

What do you think of the screen? I have read much derision being poured on the PB150 screen, but this, I suspect, is based on the specs:year of manufacture ratio rather than what i…

There's a product called Chip Quik which is supposed to make this type of work easier. You paint it onto the joints you want to desolder and it lowers the melting point of the sol…

Nice score! The PB150's are cool machines. I hope your 4GB drive will work for you.

Good to hear that its got a RAM upgrade - the main thing like I said, is that it has the right angle adaptor, which allows you to use Duo RAM. That 4GB hard drive *should* work - I…

It's got 8MB RAM but the hard drive, which is a 250MB, has problems. It will "freeze up" when in use (I've tried twice to install 7.6 on it--yes, I finally have a use for the 7.6 C…