I have two old Macs which I never use. I bought these Macs at a local computer auction so I could see how my web sites look on a Mac. However I have been unable to get online using a Mac since I switched to DSL and stopped using a dial-up modem. So my Macs are just taking up space. One of my Macs has a 21 inch monitor so it takes up a lot of space. <\/p>\n
I’ve ordered an iBook Notebook so I’m going to get rid of the computer equipment that it will replace. In addition to the Macs, I’m selling a COMPAQ LTE 5280 Laptop<\/a> which is pretty old. It runs Windows 95 and has a 120 MHz processor with 16 MB of RAM and a 1.3 GB hard drive. I never used that for anything except to transfer files to my Playstation Linux system. My new iBook will have a 1.33 GHz G4 processor, 1.5 GB of RAM, and a 30 GB hard drive. I’ll probably use it for Stickam<\/a> because I like to have a Stickam chat window open while I am working in the evenings but it taxes my system too much for me to multitask. <\/p>\n Both of the Macs have dead computer clock batteries so I’ve ordered them from Other World Computing<\/a> for $17.41. That may be more than I can expect my Macs to sell for on eBay, but I’ll need them if I cannot sell the Macs. However, I have a lot of other vintage Mac stuff to sweeten the pot like rare software and Mac books. The only thing I will not sell is the 21 inch monitor because it weights 100 lbs and it breaks my back to lift the thing. It would cost a lot of money to ship.<\/p>\n I also have one PC system to get rid of but it is unlikely to bring in much money because the processor is only 500 MHz. I should probably just cannibalize it for parts. It has a 5 1\/4 inch drive bay fan and a hard drive tray that I could use in another system.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I have two old Macs which I never use. I bought these Macs at a local computer auction so I could see how my web sites look on a Mac. However I have been unable to get online using a … Continue reading