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The fact that you need a power supply and floppy drive, make it less appealing, particularly if it has the OEM 1.3GB drive. I'm not sure what you said the memory was.
For the $200 you'd pay DT&T, you could part yours out, add the $200 and buy a working PB 2400 with a few accessories.
John,
> So, my question: is it worth the trouble to do anything to this machine? > I know I would have to buy a power supply, probably a floppy > drive to get the system patched up, and maybe even a battery. Is there a > bootable CD-ROM drive for the 2400?
> John-Mark Palacios
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