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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Padawan" data-source="post: 46318" data-attributes="member: 273">That sounds like it would be an excellent low-cost machine for an introduction to OS X, and you shouldn't have any problems using it daily, especially after the upgrades you mentioned.  I use a similar machine (a G3 AIO - 300 Mhz, 768 RAM, 20 GB HD) running OS X, and it handles all of my daily tasks just fine.  I use it for web browsing, email, listening to music, and for word processing/spreadsheets, all without any problems at all.  Also, you don't have to perform all of the upgrades at once.  For example, the RAM is a good idea, but my machine ran well with only 256 MB before I upgraded it, so you could wait to buy the second 256 MB stick if you wanted.  A 12 GB hard drive should also be sufficient to start out with, so if you wanted, you could wait a bit for that too.</blockquote>

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