Sorry for the kid-like subject line, but I have to put in a plug for my 9600. They are a great computer.
At work I had been using a G3, but it kept crashing and then I got a G4 mirror door, and it kept crashing.
Each time, I would bring my trusty 9600 from home and hook it up, and it would hum along with its 18 gig scsi drive and just keep running, day after day, no problems, with the G3 card inside while the other machines went to the shop.
I now believe that if I ever look out my window and see a mushroom cloud off in the distance, I am going to climb inside my roomy 9600 and I will probably survive. Heck, it's got to be at least as effective as hiding under a desk. If you have the space for one of these puppies, they are just incredible macs with lots of room for expansion.
Funny, I got a 9600 and it kept crashing... can't wait to move house so I can sort out my "new" b&w!
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Andrew Grebneff
Dunedin
New Zealand
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