on 11/05/02 10:18, Jeremy Derr at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> On Saturday, May 11, 2002, at 09:07 AM, Ted Burford wrote:
> 
>> I am interested in getting a used G3 Powerbook, but I do not know what
>> model to look for.
>> 
>> I would want one that would have room for a lot of RAM, (enough to run
>> Photoshop) have a CD R and disk drive.  What model should I look for?
> 
> None of the G3's come standard with CDR, but all (I think) can have one
> added after the fact. If you're doing photoshop, you'll want as much
> muscle as you can muster cash for, so start with the PowerBook
> (FirweWire) 500 (aka "pismo") and work backwards until you find the
> machine you can best afford.

I concur with Jeremy: a PowerBook G3 "FireWire" at 500 MHz would be your
best bet. You can put up to 1 GB of RAM in it and there are compatible CDRW
that you can refurbished in replacement of the standard DVD-ROM drive.

-Laurent.
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