Of the two, which would anybody recommend to keep?
In favour of the Plus:
- Really historic piece with regards to collecting
- 4MB of RAM
In favour of the Classic (2MB RAM):
- Standard ADB (easier to get peripherals?)
- Build in HD
- 1.4MB floppy
I know that I can transfer the RAM from the Plus
tendim wrote:
> Of the two, which would anybody recommend to keep?
>
Depends on your goals.
If you want a machine you can use, and swap files with Windows machines,
etc. etc, then I'd recommend the Classic. It has the internal HD, HD
floppies, ADB, and faster SCSI (allegedly). The main reas
--- On Sun, 8/9/09, tendim wrote:
> From: tendim
> Subject: Which to keep: Macintosh Classic or Macintosh Plus?
> To: "Vintage Macs"
> Date: Sunday, August 9, 2009, 6:56 AM
>
> Of the two, which would anybody recommend to keep?
If the Classic already has 2 or 3
Op 9-aug-09, om 15:56 heeft tendim het volgende geschreven:
>
> Of the two, which would anybody recommend to keep?
Keep 'em both. After all, they don't take that much space.
If later on you can find an SE30 and a Colour Classic, you have the 4
different models.
One on your desk to work with
>Keep 'em both.
I agree. Keep 'em both! Tinker with the Classic for awhile, then swap and
tinker with the Plus, then swap again
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You cannot use Plus 1MB SIMMS on a Classic Expansion card, unless they
happen to already be 100ns or faster. The Plus SIMMS were typically
150ns.
Another advantage of the Classic over the Plus is its ability to boot
from its built-in ROM disk, without a hard drive or floppy disk.
Otherwise the C
