> 
> From: "J.S. Garrison" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 2004/07/26 Mon AM 12:35:20 EST
> To: "PCI PowerMacs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: [PCI] 9600 just died
> 
> on 7/25/04 8:10 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:  
 
> > Sounds like my worst nightmare. Just be thankful that it didn't happen six
> > years ago when the 9600 was still worth something.
> ~~~~~~~~
> 
> Now what the h*ll is THAT supposed to mean?!
> Is this to say that in the general sense a Macintosh 9600 is worth
> nothing at all any more?
> I'd nearly be willing to say that there are a big group of people
> still using their 9600s who would disagree with your statement.....  
> Jeff G
> 
>
Hello, Jeff !

Welcome to the discussion. I see that you didn't care enough about the poor guy's 
problems with his 9600 to offer any constructive advice. Please try to contribute a 
little more. Thats what this List is all about.

And there's no reason to get excited. Flame off.
 
One of those people still using a 9600 is ME and I would not be delighted if my own 
9600 suddenly croaked, but it would be minor irritation at most. I paid less than 
sixty dollars (about 1.42% of the MSRP) for my own 9600 on eBay around the middle of 
June, about five weeks ago, and I like it a lot.

And seriously, Jeff, there REALLY IS a vast emotional difference between having your 
computer croak when it is worth $4,000.00 and having your computer croak when it can 
be replaced for $60.00. 

Can you think of any CONSTRUCTIVE suggestions or advice that I missed in my previous 
message in response to the question about what to try first to get the dead 9600 
running again ? Lets try to be helpful. The guy's computer just died. 

M 


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