PDQ? /I'm not familiar with that designation/variation.
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Just so's you know, it stands for Pretty D___ Quick. :lol:
With the Wallstreet the processo…
That's weird why someone removed the serial number. Anyway, have fun with your second-class Mac.
Bonus Questions for oldbies/whomever:
1.) Why is the Classic II second class?
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It is Macintosh Classic II with an 80 MB HD, 4 MB of RAM and with the Connectix RAM Doubler installed. The hard drive functions just fine and has a fresh install of OS 7.5 on a die…
Very nice! Ironically, I just got my first compact Mac yesterday - an SE dual 800k.
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Nice! You'll have to put up some pics when you get a chance.
I went thro…
There was one auction where a G5 went for 1200.00... Not bad...
But I'll keep it...
No reason for me to get rid of a good machine...
I was just wondering and just wanted an opi…
With the Wallstreet the processors are interchangeable and the processor module controls the bus speed. You also occasionally see a Wallstreet with an aftermarket 500mhz processor …
I checked eBay. $1500 would be on the high end of what you could sell it for. $1000 would be the minimum.
Sell it on eBay with those specs and I think you could clear $1200. Craig…
68kMLAPowerPCby Mike RichardsonThu, 10 Sep 2009 - 17:13
Would that town be Lizard Lick? I'm in between Raleigh and Wake Forest in the boonies myself.
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Lizard Lick?????????? :?:
Nope, "The Peak of Good Livin…
1500.00? WOW!!! I didn't think it would be that much... I posted it up on craigslist for 800.00 then lowered it to 600.00 and I got no-shows.
Then I was looking at it and I'm like…
Well over $1500 $1000 for a setup like that. Snow Leopard depreciated the value somewhat (irrational people who think PPC is worthless now because it can't run Snow Leopard).
68kMLAPowerPCby Mike RichardsonThu, 10 Sep 2009 - 16:26
What's a Wallstreet PDQ?
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It's just the second Wallstreet model series (the models with L2 cache)
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Thanks, NOW I know what to look for!
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THAT'S THE ONE! Was it only made in B&W G-3 Blue? It'd only be a POS IF it's a freakin' CRT with a lump-onna-rope! Does it have an ACTUAL, real life, honest to goodness VGA…
68kMLAHardwareby Mike RichardsonThu, 10 Sep 2009 - 12:34
What's a Wallstreet PDQ?
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It's just the second Wallstreet model series (the models with L2 cache)
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Thanks, NOW I know what to look for!
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Anyway, if any of you have Doug Clapp's Hacker's Bible, please contact me. I know you won't want to part with it, but perhaps we could talk about scanning some pages (for historic…
Does the CRT have a lump-on-a-rope too? BLEEEECH!!!!!!!!! I may just avoid that Bondi Blue (?) POS I spotted in that case!
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Nah, the 17" CRT has an inbui…
Wallstreet PDQ / portable version of the last of the ADB Macs!
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What's a Wallstreet PDQ?
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It's just the second Wallstreet model series (…
I'm rolling my honkin' big ADB Kensington Turbo Mouse trackball around with my fingertips and typing on my black Apple Extended Keyboard II, both attached to my new Cube via an iMa…
THAT'S THE ONE! Was it only made in B&W G-3 Blue? It'd only be a POS IF it's a freakin' CRT with a lump-onna-rope! Does it have an ACTUAL, real life, honest to goodness VGA…
Does the CRT have a lump-on-a-rope too? BLEEEECH!!!!!!!!! I may just avoid that Bondi Blue (?) POS I spotted in that case!
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AH I had a feeling you were t…
Now if I had a nice Wallstreet PDQ I could have a portable version of the last of the ADB Macs!
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What's a Wallstreet PDQ? I want a Wallstreet too, but I'm not…
I'm also livin' and lovin' the OS9/ADB lifestyle. I picked up a Rev. 2 B&W a year or so back and upgraded the heck out of it: maxed G3 CPU at 1.1GHz, maxed RAM (1 gig), and…
When you install Leopard on a PPC Mac, does it even install any x86 code? And vice-versa?
I know the Applications folder will have Universal apps, but what about the actual OS gut…
68kMLAPowerPCby Mike RichardsonThu, 10 Sep 2009 - 04:56