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1 total messages Started by Mike L Sat, 25 Aug 2001 16:07
FS: PowerComputing PowerCenter 604e/180 $130 Mac Clone
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Author: Mike L
Date: Sat, 25 Aug 2001 16:07
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FS: Mac Clone PowerComputing PowerCenter 604e/180 $130

PowerComputing PowerCenter upgraded w/ 604e/180 60 bus PowerPC processer
128 mg memory with maximum RAM of 512 mb, 4 dimm slots, only one used
1 GB SCSI Hard drive
4x or 8x internal SCSI CD
512k L2 Cache
3 PCI slots
Mac OS 8.51 installed on hard drive; also installed on hard drive Toast
Deluxe 4.1; Photoshop 5, Appleworks 5, Nortan 5, Quicken 98, and more (no
cd's available)
1mb Motherboard (MAX 4MB w/ 3 slots ) video outlet with VGA and Mac
connections 
Can be easily upgraded to G3
Supports up to 7 SCSI devices; Built in Ethernet w/ 10 Base T & Apple AUI
Connectors; 1.44 MB Apple Super Drive Floppy Drive; low profile/desktop
case;
Extended keyboard, mouse, PowerCord, startup floppy included
Computer in good condition, case in fair condition with some scratches on
metal case
Guaranteed not DOA;
reply to:  Mike
at 
mlydle@austin.rr.com

Regarding Payment and Shipping. VISA/MC thru Paypal; Money order, cashiers
check, personal check (must wait to clear).  Shipping: UPS ground ($20 to 48
states).   Buyer will be responsible for shipping fees.

Please Read: All Sales are final.  Computer is in good working condition
when it leaves my possession.  Any problems that do occur are due to
shipping.  All computers are well insured to cover any possible damage. Many
times
during shipping, a processor, or memory dimm, or L2 cache etc .. may become
dislodged, and I will be more than happy to help with any needed tech
support for hardware problems when you receive the computer.  Nevertheless,
sorry, no refunds given.
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