Technoguy

Whatever it is, I'll take it.

Sorry, no. That one's a bit fast.

PM incoming. ^

I'm generally looking for an old piece of junk that someone would be looking to get rid of. The maximum that I can spend on anything is about $50 or so.

My mother bought this computer back in '99 or '00 for writing. She has this habbit of buying way more computer than she really needs. That was actually a good thing for young me. I played some of my first video games on that thing when I was a toddler.

Brilliant idea! That's exactly what I'll do. Thanks for your help, eeun.

I'm in the market for a Wintel MS DOS/Win 3.1/Win 95 computer with a CD drive, 3.5 and possably 5.25 inch floppy drive. Processor preferably 200mhz or under for old DOS games. I would just buy one off of eBay, but all of the systems in the 'Piece of %#@*' department are all WAY overpriced for some reason and I'm on a tight buget. Respond here or eMail me at fkgriggs@gmail.com. Any offers are welcome.

Hello, everybody. I have a question regarding my beloved Mac Powerbook 1400c/133. After many years of opening and closing, the casing of the monitor assembly literally exploded in my face, rendering the screen/ lid useless. I looked on eBay for a new monitor and found that the two that are for sale are from a Powerbook 1400cs. If you are not familiar with the Powerbook 1400 series, let me explain. The 1400c uses an active matrix display, while the 1400cs uses a passive matrix. My question is: What is the visual difference between the two? I know that active matrix LCDs are supposed to produce a much sharper image that can be viewed from a wider range of angles, but would I still be able to play games and such with a passive display? Since I have never used a Powerbook with a Passive LCD, I don't know what the difference is. If someone can help me, It would be much appreciated.