G4 Processors from single G4 800Mhz - dual 1.33Ghz
400 watt Powersupply
PC100 Max 2048MB Memory
Up to 5x3.5" Harddrives*
Up to 3x5.25” CD DVD CDRW or DVDRW*
10/100/1000 Base-T Ethernet
16-BIT Audio IN and OUT
Airport Card Slot (802.11b)
3 PCI Slots
2x Speed AGP Slot**
2 USB Ports
2 Firewire Ports
Silver Metal Finish
Crystal Clear Viewing Window
Purple/Blue LED's Light while On
holy cow, crazy
i had looked here before, but i didn't think he would have a computer for sale so soon!!!!
now to come up with $600 
i have all the other hardware (drives and stuff)
What more would you need? All I can think of that's missing is a hard drive, oh and a cd drive.
By the way, are pc cd rom drives compatible with g4 motherboards?? How about a pc hard drive formatted into hss+?? This looks cool, I mean, what a good buy! But, how much would it cost extra to buy all the rest of the components?
Originally posted by Jmitch@Apr 16 2003, 07:04 AMWhat more would you need? All I can think of that's missing is a hard drive, oh and a cd drive.
By the way, are pc cd rom drives compatible with g4 motherboards?? How about a pc hard drive formatted into hss+?? This looks cool, I mean, what a good buy! But, how much would it cost extra to buy all the rest of the components?
you could probably get a decent cdrw drive for less than $100 and a decent sized hard drive for under $200
$600 + $300 aint too shabby
wow.. awesome. affordable macs!
I wouldn't buy this, since you don't have the same support like on a "real" mac.
who knows if this one is really compatible with new osx versions... it's not an apple...
by the way i talked with a friend from apple and he said, this unit can only be build from stolen apple parts and this side won't be there very long. whats about the warranty?
too many questions... a really cheap machine but too unsecure...
i would spend more money to buy a real mac....
Originally posted by sheriffbounce@Apr 30 2003, 03:29 AMI wouldn't buy this, since you don't have the same support like on a "real" mac.
who knows if this one is really compatible with new osx versions... it's not an apple...
by the way i talked with a friend from apple and he said, this unit can only be build from stolen apple parts and this side won't be there very long. whats about the warranty?
too many questions... a really cheap machine but too unsecure...
i would spend more money to buy a real mac....
Hmm....are you an Apple agent sent here to cause chaos and confusion?
Originally posted by Grusic+Apr 29 2003, 02:09 PM-->QUOTE(Grusic @ Apr 29 2003, 02:09 PM)
and yet.. there is joy in the actual HARDWARE of the mac itself..
its sooooooooooooo butyful!
(the real macs i mean)
BTW, what happened to the "include edited..." checkbox?
Oh give me a break, it is to an Apple. All the darn hardware is from Apple and there suppliers so of course its going to support Mac OS X any version. He didn't build and design the motherboard himself you know. The only problem I can see is that the motherboard being used is the pre AGP version. I would only buy one that came with an AGP slot. The graphics through the PCI bus is just going to slow the thing down. But hey its a great start. As long as the PowerMAcs the hardware came from are supported by OS X then these will as well. Now when Apple starts dropping first-gen G4s from OS X compatibility then start to worry. 
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