On Tue, 23 Mar 2004, Vintage Macs wrote:
> Ok gang, here is a question for all. If you could have just one vintage mac
> what model would it be and why? In my case it would be either my SE/30 or my
> IIci. My reasons being simple Apart from the more demanding internet
> functions my beloved SE/30 and IIci are as viable as the days I bought them
> new...
I agree with both, but the IIci is my choice for vintage Macs. I've got 6
of the critters now -- I love them! Of the vintage Macs, they seem to
have the best expandability (sure, they don't have 6 slots, but you have
onboard video; they don't need strange RAM like the II, IIx, or IIfx; and
the PDS gives you a lot of upgrade options), and an easy case to work with
(one screw to strip the whole computer), a nice form factor, and
reasonable power consumption.
I have to admit, though, I'd probably take my Performa 640CD if I
could have any 68k Mac. I love that machine...
-Seth
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