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gotta love it!
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Great pic! A little big though for a forum...(Unfortunately, not everybody has a 23" screen...) :teen:
After seeing the Classic again, I was actually wondering about a little challenge:
Modifying an old ColorClassic (because of the color screen) by putting the Mac mini's board in it...and actually make it work with the original built-in screen (that's the most challenging part)!!
I know, it's senseless, and maybe silly...but would be wuite interesting to see...
After seeing the Classic again, I was actually wondering about a little challenge:
Modifying an old ColorClassic (because of the color screen) by putting the Mac mini's board in it...and actually make it work with the original built-in screen (that's the most challenging part)!!
I know, it's senseless, and maybe silly...but would be wuite interesting to see...
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yea, that may be a little big....hope no one here is on dial up...
hey, a good idea may be to mount a imac g5 in there, or replace the screen with an lcd....should look like the old appple but run like a new one
-chris
hey, a good idea may be to mount a imac g5 in there, or replace the screen with an lcd....should look like the old appple but run like a new one
-chris
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sorry about the size guys. i only got one digital camera and i didnt know how to downsize it.
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Just FYI,
In iPhoto, select the image, then choose File > Export...
Click the "File Export" tab, and choose "Scale images no larger than..." (640x480 or 800x600 are usually good sizes for web or eMail.)
And, nice computers, BTW.
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Thank you Macaddikt, wherever you are!
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i have seen a Mr T with an LCD display built into it, looked really neat. I saw another one that somebody had made into a fish tank as well. No photos I'm afraid.
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Nice, shame that the cubes arn't being made anymore I liked the design.
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Powerbook 12" are soooo nice.
Powerbook 12" are soooo nice.
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)(* said:gotta love it!
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is there anyway i could get the desktop image on the powerbook?
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