[NTLK] Off Topic: Macintosh SE/30 - to buy or not to buy?
Lord Groundhog
LordGroundhog at gmail.com
Sat Sep 8 06:05:25 EDT 2012
~~~ On 2012/09/08 10:45, Forrest at newtonphoenix at mindspring.com wrote ~~~
> I have a Beige G3 tower that was my "everyday" Mac years ago (meaning it was
> always on, it was my go-to when I needed to look something up quick--that
> honor falls now to my iMac G4 Flat Panel). I think I had Panther (10.3) on the
> Beige G3, but it might have been 10.2. I know I overclocked mine as well.
> ...
Just a sideways thought about the original question and the responses. For
those not familiar with it, there's a nifty program called Mactracker
available here:
http://mactracker.ca/
that will give you history and specs on pretty much every Mac product ever
made.
I have nothing to do with it, I've just used it for years now and love it.
I can't recall seeing many howling errors in it so far although I can't
claim I've looked for them. In fact, the only mistake I can remember
finding is where it describes the Newton as "obsolete". We all know how
ridiculous that is.
Apart from that, it's a great reference guide and a nifty way to keep an
inventory of one's personal Mac history. It looks like it's also available
now as an iPhone app but I can't check that because I don't have an iPhone.
Shalom,
Christian
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