Re: Very Nice PowerBook 3400c for sale!

I have 512 MB Ram on a stock PDQ, and 10.2 (no updates) runs Firefox very well on ADSL. Prices on eBay are merely an indication of what eBay types are willing to pay or sell for. Such people have little or no imagination (time, patience..whatever). I always do better locally (sometimes further). Be

Re: Very Nice PowerBook 3400c for sale!

A lot depends on just how much "laziness" you're willing to accept with the computer in question. For the best OS X experience, you need a fast processor and a supported video system. The first PowerBook which runs X with any snappiness to it is a Pismo, which can be run well in X even without a pr

PB3400 and plug-and-play LCD projectors?

Greetings. Can anyone tell me if I need to have any additional drivers to run an LCD projector off my PB3400 (with OS 9.2)? I was testing this at school the other day while setting-up for a presentation. The projectors I used connected to the VGA port no problem. But one projector (an In-Focus

Re: PB3400 and plug-and-play LCD projectors?

Gary... I used my 3400c/180 many times with an Eiki digital projector in an auditorum setting. Also used it with Sanyo and Panasonic projectors (and probably other brands, but I don't remember any others, specifically). As long as you have the digital projector connected to the monitor port on t

Re: OT Re: G3 iMac keyboards comparison?

Dan Palka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: yes, it is on topic the question was (in essence) what would be a good external keyboard for use with the PowerBook 1400. Sorry to be rude, but did you actually READ the original question? In case you didn't, I've included it below. Definitely not about ext

Awesome guide to PC Cards & PowerBooks

All, I was doing some browsing and came across this neat link on IGM. It's a really well done guide to PC Cards and CardBus Cards on PowerBooks. Worth a gander, I should think... Peace, Drew -- Author of ClassicStumbler email: <[EMAIL PROTECT