Re: Advice for replacement Powerbook

On Saturday, August 16, 2003, at 10:51 PM, Geoff Doctor wrote: Well, if you are planing on running OSX or using any type of wireless, go for the pismo, the Lombard is a great classic machine, but lacks support for DVD, Wireless (3rd Party Driver for all cards, etc...), Video, and the 66MHz bus

Re: Advice for replacement Powerbook

Well, if you are planing on running OSX or using any type of wireless, go for the pismo, the Lombard is a great classic machine, but lacks support for DVD, Wireless (3rd Party Driver for all cards, etc...), Video, and the 66MHz bus does not help. On Saturday, August 16, 2003, at 09:12 PM, Thoma

Re: Advice for replacement Powerbook

Let me know if you want to sell. Thanks On Monday, August 11, 2003, at 07:13 AM, Wayne wrote: Need your opinions. I have a Wallstreet now with start-up problems (probably the PMU). I am considering getting a used Powerbook instead of fixing, either the Pismo or Lombard. I do not have any need for

Re: Advice for replacement Powerbook

Need your opinions. I have a Wallstreet now with start-up problems (probably the PMU). I am considering getting a used Powerbook instead of fixing, either the Pismo or Lombard. I do not have any need for Firewire (at the moment), but could use the USB ports. I would like to have a SCSI connector, s

Re: Advice for replacement Powerbook

Need your opinions. I have a Wallstreet now with start-up problems (probably the PMU). I am considering getting a used Powerbook instead of fixing, either the Pismo or Lombard. I do not have any need for Firewire (at the Considering the price difference between the two (i.e. little to none), I'

Re: Advice for replacement Powerbook

Re SCSI - I have a Pismo and an Adaptec PowerDomain Slim SCSI 1480 PC card. This allows me to use my SCSI-equipped Epson 200 slide scanner. I don't know what other SCSI devices work with it but it might be a solution for you. Tony -- G-Books is sponsored by and... Smal