I love my PowerCenter 132... I've owned it since 1995.
But when you can buy a Blue and White G3 for under $100.00
(www.wegenermedia.com), putting ANY money into a Power Computing
machine to upgrade it to run MacOS X, just makes no sense....
It's ok if anyone wants to do it...
But, I wouldn't want the tail to wag the dog...
I know a guy that put a Color Videro Adapter, A Daisy Wheel Printer,
Modem and Disk Drives on a Timex/Sinclair 1000.
It cost him more than buying a PC at the time...
That was ONE COSTLY PUPPY....
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