on 11/1/01 3:34 PM, James Grubic at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Just a quick note (apologies if this has been covered before) that bare > bones PowerCurve systems are available at http://www.shrevesystems.com > for $99. A couple of years back this was a decent price but now it seems > a bit steep. > > This machine has no RAM, no HD and no CD. It has a 601/120 daughtercard. > Bus looks to be 40Mhz. > > Of note: > > * 604 and 604e processor cards from other PowerCenter machines work. > Cards from PowerBases or any Apple machines will not work. Most G3 > upgrades should work (I prefer PowerLogix). > > * As I mentioned in an earlier post, this machine does have a video slot > on the motherboard which allows you to use a DOS compatiblity card > intended for the PowerMac 7200. > > Of course, you can probably get a real cheap 7500, 7600 or 7300 (great > machine) off of eBay for cheap. And those will have memory, CD and HD. > > > > > James. geesh for 100 dollars, i'll sell you a powerbase 200 WITH a hard drive and memory!
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