I recently bought a batch of older PowerBook's from a NW defense
contractor, in  the lot was a 2400c and a docking station. I've never paid
much attention to that model.

Instantly I was in love with the size of the little creature and the 180
speed seems adequate for a lot of uses.

By the time I get a fairly sizeable HD, upgrade the RAM, find replacement
parts fo the damaged plastics, and then have a guru put it all together, I
am going to have a fair amount of cash in the little bugger.

At what point does all of this stop making any sense? If the battery is
bad, I can see spending $6 or 700 altogether, which does not seem to make
any sense.  Double that and I can get a new iBook.

Any wisdom out there?

dave in Idaho


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