Macintosh II (lisa???)

At 02:34 PM 6/23/98 PDT, you wrote: Actually, room for 2 floppies and 1 hard drive, either 3.5" or 5.25" half-height. (I suppose, if you were really creative, you could mount a 3.5" hd where the second floppy went, but you might have power problems.) Drives were mounted on a metal platform above the HD. Had 8 30-pin SIMM slots; not sure what (if any) the max RAM was. Standard was probably 4Meg. Mac IIx - 68030? Mac IIfx Mac IIvx (iirc) All shared the larger, almost pc-like box. Pop-off top to the case, making it easy to get inside, but you needed a special bracket to mount the hard drive on (which then was mounted to the platform.) Probably my favorite Mac case. Similar but different. About 2/3 the width of the II. Drives are now stacked, with the Hard Drive simply snapping into the case (once you put it in its custom carrier.) Memory is easy to get at, still had 3 expansion slots. 68030 at 33mhz, on-board video. IIcx used the same case (same, but no video, maybe slower CPU?) Slimmer case, slightly slower than the IIci (20mhz?). Similar to the LC models. One non-nubus slot; adapters were available. If anyone's interested, I'll be bringing some mac II cases (with M/B & P/S, but won't boot (prolly dead battery)) to VCF 2.0 to sell or trade. They're machines that I got for Rachel's classroom, that I scrounged for parts. She's getting tired of having a stack of mac's in her basement all the time. (And if I get rid of those, plus some huge monitors she can't use, she can store the computers from school at her place over the summer instead of at my place.) --------------------------------------------------------------------- O- Uncle Roger "There is pleasure pure in being mad roger(a)sinasohn.com that none but madmen know." Roger Louis Sinasohn & Associates San Francisco, California http://www.sinasohn.com/