THe Bronze is generally referring to the Lombard...
FYI, here's a short term list, concerning G3 Models.
1998 -- Wallstreet, "Mainstreet" (Has serial & SCSI, no USB). 12", 13",
14" LCD's
233mhz-300mhz. DVD optional with PCMCIA card only
1999 - - Lombard, Bronze.. Has USB & SCSI port, no Firewire. 14" only
333 & 400mhz. DVD standard on 400mhz version
2000 - Pismo, "firewire".. Has USB & Firewire, no SCSI. 14" only..
400 & 500mhz. DVD standards
Thanks,
David Wegener
Wegener Media
www.wegenermedia.com
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In a message dated 3/18/02 5:07:01 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>It would also depend on which Bronze they're talking about: the Pismo or the
>Lombard. Most memory advertised for the Lombard is also advertised as
>compatible with the Wallstreet and pre-DVD iMac. So, if it worked okay in
>the Lombard it should work okay in the Wallstreet.
>
>Chris H
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