>>Simply because they're ALL collectible. I have a mix of macs from a Plus
>running 6, to an iMac 400 running OSX. There are II's, classics, LC's,
>powermacs - and there are features about them all I like. My particular
>obsession is case design, and few of the all-in-ones match my love of
>pizzabox LC's, and the Quadra 605. But that's just me :D.
>
It is really interesting to me that so many computer companies went with the pizza
box design. I know Amiga did, (the 2000 or 1000), the Atari Mega ST, and of course
the Mac II and Performas.
All collectable? I don't know about all, but I do know there are a LOT of
variants of Macs out there.
>Apart from that - they all work. A mid-80's plus is as happy to talk to
>a Quadra is as happy to talk to a Powermac. That's some kind of feat
>there =).
>
>dana>
Yeh it really is. But bear in mind that the arguement goes the other way. Most
IBM based computers are backwards compatible all the way back. You might need a speed
govenor :) but they work.
Doctor Clu
Spectre Atari 1040STE Macintosh user.
Spectre GCR
http://www.geocities.com/clu-da-bard/spectre.html
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