Re: The Pre-G3 Mac is dead, let's look to the future.

[Jack Sheep]

	I can toss in a comment for perspective here.  I had a love 
affair with Apple 9600's for a long time. Now I have three G4's. But 
I keep a 9600 hooked up to my Microtec scanner, another one hooked up 
to my  Nikon slide scanner, and a third one in reserve. All three of 
these 9600's have multiple, large, high end SCSI hard drives hooked 
up to an Adaptec 29160 PCI/SCSI card and are stuffed full of RAM. 
Their hard drives are  full of images that I want to keep archived. 
Storing archived images on a 9600 is very practical and, since I 
already own the 9600's , very cost effective. I start these reliable 
old Macs up when I need them, I enjoy using them, they all have CD 
burners, and if a zip or floppy drive should show up I can read it.

	 I do my heavy Photoshop work on the G4's. But it seems to me 
that there are good reasons to own both the new and the legacy macs, 
and that it works best to have some of both.


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