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larsenjw92286
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06 Mar 2005, 2:04 pm

I have an HP computer with Windows XP.

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06 Mar 2005, 6:09 pm

Not a lot special. HP Pavilion laptop...2.3GHz P4, 256 MB RAM, 60 GB hard drive. CD-writer/DVD-ROM reader and integrated 802.11g. I run XP Pro. I'd love me a Vaio desktop, though.

I still have a 333 iMac, which I power up when I feel really nostalgic. Not even enough RAM to think about running OS X, much less install it.

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21 Mar 2005, 10:04 am

right now i have an ibm..idont think ill go onabout that. But i am getting a computer from a friend but i havent been able to look at it

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21 Mar 2005, 12:20 pm

12" powerbook G4 1.33/768MB, OS X 10.3.8 - my constant companion

custom P4 3.0/HT pc - asus P4C800-e mobo/1GB corsair twinX ddr, ati radeon 9600 pro, winXP pro - the workhorse

toshiba sattelite laptop - 475MB amd/128MB, Xandros linux - my experiment

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22 Mar 2005, 9:35 am

Just collecting the parts for my new system I'm cobbling together

Asus P4S800D motherboard, sound and network card built in
1.7GHz Celeron, 400MHz FSB
3D Prophet FDX 8500LE, 64MB RAM (a bit dated, but far far better than what I have now)
512MB 400MHz DDR RAM
DVD-ROM and CDRW drives
My existing 20GB IDE 5400rpm hard disks x2, one running WinXP, the other Fedora Core 3.
500W PSU

Will probably end up having to get a new case when the motherboard arrives, this is a crappy micro ATX box so I'm hoping it fits.

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25 Mar 2005, 12:37 am

mines pretty bad, even with the upgrades that have been done.

Compaq Deskpro 4600

200MHZ PII processor

256 mb RAM

64 MB Nvidia TNT card

Windows XP

CD-ROM

Floppy drive

Hard Drive 1: 6.97 GB

Hard Drive 2: 5.99 GB

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26 Mar 2005, 4:26 am

The Powerbook I use is a Wallstreet/266/384/10g/Zip/CD/Ext.CDRW(scsi)/
USB card/ext.Scanner(scsi)/3 batteries(.50-1/2 hour, 2.0 hours, 2.5 hours)/Wifi B-card(very useful) and a backup unit in case of emergency.

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26 Mar 2005, 5:10 am

I have plenty of computers...

A old compaq proliant 2500 that runs FreeBSD 4.7-p26:

1 x PPro 200MHz 512k cache
128MB RAM
2 x WD 4.3GB SCSI HDD's
ATA CD-ROM
1.44MB floppy drive
DDS2 SCSI DAT drive

A main workstation that runs W2K:

333MHz Celeron
128MB RAM
10 + 10 + 40GB ATA HDD's
ATA CD-ROM
1.44MB floppy drive

A W95 machine:

Pentium 75MHz
16MB RAM
500MB ATA HDD

A test machine that runs FreeBSD 5.4-PRERELEASE:

Pentium 120MHz
32MB RAM
1.2 + 3GB ATA HDD's
1.44MB floppy drive

It's available via http://hack6.life.ee/, http://hack.life.ee:22280/,
ftp://anonymous@hack.life.ee:22221/,
ssh hack:mybox hack.life.ee port 22222 or ssh hack:mybox hack6.life.ee

All networked of course. That's all...

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27 Mar 2005, 2:40 am

Buit one myself lot of fun things :-)

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16 Apr 2005, 5:25 pm

I have a 2000 Mac PowerPC G3 with a Samsung 21" monitor, a US Robotics 33.4K modem, and a Netscape 7 browser.

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16 Apr 2005, 6:52 pm

171NewYork wrote:

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Posted: Sun Apr 17, 2005 8:25 am Post subject: My Computer
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I have a 2000 Mac PowerPC G3 with a Samsung 21" monitor, a US Robotics 33.4K modem, and a Netscape 7 browser.
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From ghosthunter......

I like this, 2 mac users in a PC jungle. As you
may know I use a Wallstreet and plan to eventually
upgrade to a Pismo sometime this year, what kind
of PPC G3 Mac do you use? A Powerbook with
a external monitor, G4 tower, G3 type tower?,
obviously USB built-in since 1999's and above had
built-in USB.

Sincerely,

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16 Apr 2005, 8:16 pm

Ghosthunter wrote:

171NewYork wrote:

Wallstreet? Pismo? I have a G5 (dual 1.8 processors), purchased at the end of 2003, with a 20" Cinema Display.

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16 Apr 2005, 10:17 pm

U must have lots of money then! Throw some over here!

I've got a Lombard (as well as my ibook). It was my fave computer for a while and my first laptop. That series have a lot more style (the curvy black case) than the current laptops. It just got too noisy and it was second-hand anyway so I bought a (whisper quiet) ibook. The silence is wonderful

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17 Apr 2005, 10:56 am

Wallstreet? Pismo? Lombard? I have no idea what any of these are. Are they nicknames for old Apple models?

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17 Apr 2005, 11:30 am

©98'-99'

Wallstreet Powerbook 233-300, G3
•scsi
•serial port
•adb port
?optional wifi, USB/FW 3rd Party card(PCMCIA)

©99'-00'
Lomard Powerbook 333-400, DVD G3
•usb
?optional wifi, FW 3rd party card(PCMCIA)

©00'-01'
Pismo 400-500, DVD G3
•usb
•fw

©01'-04'
Titanium 400-1.25gigahertz
DVD/CDRW G4

©04'-05'
G4 12"-17" Powerbooks.

Here is the food chain of G3-G4 PB's chain!

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17 Apr 2005, 4:08 pm

yes, older powerbooks - around 1999-2000 models, I think.

http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/p ... 3_333.html

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