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Submitted by colinstu on March 31, 2005 - 3:13am. 680x0 Macs and Lisa

Can anyone take really good pictures of the inside of a mac classic?

I plan to have a mac classic II that is maxed out for system 7.5.3.

And I will have a mac classic with a PC inside. I will have a floppy drive where it use to be, HD where it use to be, motherboard about where it use to be, 9" crt color monitor where it use to be (hopefully board will fit), and have a brick powersupply, or have an external one (like a laptop one). I am still thinking where all the buttons and lights will go, and where the fan will go.

I want to have a working mac too is so when I have to do school reports, I won't get distracted.

-Colin

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Good luck! If I understand yo

Submitted by Ex-parrot on March 31, 2005 - 3:35am.

Good luck! If I understand you rightly, you want to fit a working PC and Macintosh inside the same Classic shell? I think you'd have more luck just putting in a PC and runnin an emulator. Space is tight as it is.

As for the monitor, I believe it has been found in the past that mmost color CRTs don't actually fit, they're too deep.

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So is any one going to give m

Submitted by colinstu on April 4, 2005 - 11:21pm.

So is any one going to give me any pics?

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You can find take apart manua

Submitted by Jon on April 4, 2005 - 11:48pm.

You can find take apart manuals online by googling for Gamba. Those will show you the insides of the Classic and might even have measurements of the internal dimensions.

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