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"Psycadelic screen saver!"
Both are PowerComputing Mac clones (boy
do I miss that company). PowerComputing was able to release better
products than Apple, at cheaper prices.
|
Model |
Proccessor |
Network adaptor(s) |
RAM |
Drives |
Optical Drives |
OS(s) |
Function |
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| Server |
PowerBase 180
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PowerPC 603ev 180 MHz
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(2) Kingston KNE40T
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48 MB
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(1) Seagate ATA 1.2 GB
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Toshiba 12x
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Mac OS 9.0.4
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router/firewall
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| Workstation |
PowerTower Pro 200
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PowerPC G3 400 MHz
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Built-in, & Kingston KNE40T
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256 MB
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(all SCSI)
(1) Seagate 9 GB, (2) Quantum 2.3 GB, (1) Seagate 2.1 GB |
YAMAHA 8x4x24 CD-RW,
YAMAHA 4x4x16 CD-RW, CyberDrive 24x |
Mac OS 9.1,
Mac OS X 10.1.4, Windows 98SE |
main
workstation |
| Laptop |
PowerBook 3400c
|
PowerPC 603ev 220 MHz
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Built-in
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48 MB
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Toshiba 2 GB
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Sony 12x
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Mac OS 9.1
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AirPort Software Basestation,
WebCam server |
| Other |
generic
ATX in an AT tower |
Pentium II 233 MHz
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Kingston KNE40T
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256 MB
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Seagate 8 GB,
(2) Fujitsu 10 GB |
Ricoh 2x2x6
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Windows 2000 Adv. Server
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token
PC |
This is my pride and joy (my 1st Newton!). It has a web server
that runs on it, and I can use it to control all
of my other computers, from anywhere around my house, with a wireless
network card and a Message Pad 2100 (Hacked!
- internal audio jack) Newton Keyboard Lucent WaveLAN Silver PC card (P/N: 012372A) 3Com 3C589D Ethernet PC Card 32 MB Pretec PC Card 48 MB ATA Flash PC Card 6 MB Intel Linear Flash PC Card PDA Concepts "HandStand" Case (a rare jewl!)
VNC client for Newton!
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