> ----------
> From: Chris
>
> >I really should find out if my Macintosh II, with the scribbled date
> under
> >the lid, is rare or not,
>
> I know the original macs all had sigs in the case (128, 512s, plus, se,
> and I think into the SE/30 is when they stopped)... I have also heard
> rumor that the original II series had sigs or similar in the case (II,
> IIx, IIcx)... but being as I dont have those 3 (yet), I can't check for
> myself.
>
Hopefully, I'll have my computer room cleaned up and set up within a week,
or so. Once that is done, it's time to open and inspect my Macs for stuff
like that...
> But hey... I am sure if you took it to Antiques Road Show, they would
> tell you it is worth a few grand easy.
>
Heh, heh... then I just might have to sell it to someone there ;-)
> >just to make you jealous Chris... ;-)
>
> Well... at least as of tomorrow, we will have a fair fight when swinging
> SE/30's... I'm driving into NYC to pick up an SE/30 and an 840AV with a
> SpigotProAV card (the SE/30 is pretty well loaded, 32mb RAM with 200mb
> HD... so it looks like I will finally get around to installing NetBSD on
> a Mac... and I have to look into the Spigot card... if it can capture to
> MPEG, I might turn the 840 into a standalone VCD burner... but from first
> checks, looks like the Spigot captures to a propritary JPEG format)
>
> -chris
>
> <http://www.mythtech.net>
>
Hmmm, pretty nice. Yea, I stuffed 32MB RAM into my SE/30. And I do think I
just may have a 1 GB HDD to stick in there too. The 840AV does sound nice.
Maybe I can score the Quadra 800 here at work. Anyone have a sled and
faceplate to stick a CD-ROM in the Quadra 800?
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