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Discussion in 'Macintosh Computers' started by acj, Aug 2, 2004.
Look at this Se/30 "upgrade": link
That is actually pretty cool, and like the guy said, it's runs the old Mac OS in emulation faster than the SE/30 ever could. That does make it the most elaborate mac upgrade ever.
Sweet! My brother still has his SE/30 so I'll definitely be passing along this link to him!
that looks pretty coool. although he must have had a ton of spare time!!! i can barely get all my chores done much less do something like that
What exactly is a mini-itx? I tried to figure it out from the website, but finding the answer ended up taking way too long.
Mini ITX is, I believe, a motherboard form factor. I apologize if you already knew this and my answer is insultingly simplistic.
It's a really small motherboard form factor. They have PC's that use those motherboards that fit in a cdrom drive bay and run off the 12v case power, and even include a cdrom. Theoretically, you could put one inside a Mac and network it to the Mac it is inside of. Like a parasite, or something...
Anyway, that's a nerdy site where people use the small motherbaords to make all sorts of goofy small computers that look like a bread box, teddy bear, old Mac, etc. They're pretty cheap and make fine non-gaming linux based computers so it makes a great hobby for people with lots of time and the desire to do such a thing.
Will this void his Apple Warranty?