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RE: [Digital BW] Mac for RIP

2003-08-02 by Roger L Sopher

Hi Bill,

A Beige with 256mb ram and a 266 processor, a scrawney hard drive , key
board, mouse is $119.00 I have a number of hard drives I can put in so that
is of no consequence if the bios can recognize IDE 30gb drives and larger. I
really don't want to go SCSI if it can be avoided. I do have a PCI IDE 133
interface card (for a pc) that might provide a solution. My major question
is whether this machine will be able to print something in less than a week
:-))

Comes with OS 8.6 and is supposedly upgradable to OS X.

Roger
  -----Original Message-----
  From: Bill Morse [mailto:willym@...]
  Sent: Saturday, August 02, 2003 2:06 PM
  To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
  Subject: Re: [Digital BW] Mac for RIP


  Hi Roger

  What are you paying for these?

  I'm not sure, but the beige may be more difficult to use w/ OSX?  You
might
  want to enquire on the OSX lists @
  http://www.themacintoshguy.com/lists/X4U.html

  Bill Morse
  PhotoProspect
  Cambridge, MA USA


  on 8/2/03 1:46 PM, Roger L Sopher wrote:

  > I found a "Beige" G3 mac in good shape at a great price and a "Blue and
  > White" at a not as good a price. Question, are either  (or both) of
these
  > enough machine to run either of the two rips that have been given pretty
  > high praise on this forum?
  >
  > I  have about decided a linux box/freeBSD box to run QuadTone is more
  > trouble than it is worth, particularly the lack of a friendly interface
in
  > linux. If  either of the G3's are practical then they are within my
price
  > range where G4's are still a little dear.
  >
  > Roger
  >
  > Roger L Sopher
  > rlsopher@...
  > http:\\deCorrales.com
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