On 13 Jun 2005, at 12:31, Malcolm Cornelius wrote:
I'd advise against spending 'real' money on your 62/400 - see eg.
<http://www.2ndchancepc.co.uk/8600.html>,
<http://www.2ndchancepc.co.uk/imac-tray-loading.html> for
examples of just
how cheap older used Macs are
Judging by their laptop prices, they are NOT cheap !
My point exactly, Malcolm - they're _not_ cheap, but still very
affordable
compared to seriously upgrading an older machine. If you're an
enthusiast,
then ok - else it's not a cost-effective solution.
My point was you'll find those machines FAR cheaper than that dealers
prices, so a meaningless comparison.
Out of curiosity, which sources would you recommend? Second hand Macs
always seem to be somewhat expensive, but perhaps I've not been
looking in the best places.
Ben.
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