Brian Lanning wrote:
There seems to be a cult following for them and
SE/30's in Japan
with people building internal expansion options, flash drives, putting
in 040 Performa boards and moding the color displays to do VGA resolution.
SE/30 ethernet boards seem to go for a lot of money as well.
The se/30 is on my list as well. I think the mac classic has a 68030 also,
but I like the look of the se/30.
brian
The Classic II does. The Classic is a straight 68000 and limited to 4mb
of memory. The Classic II is also less expandable than the SE/30 (no
real expansion slot, and 10mb memory max!) and is stuck with a 16-bit
data bus. The SE/30 is definitely a cool machine. I have one dual
booting NetBSD, used to be my web server in college :). (Easily the
slowest NetBSD machine I've run to date, however...)
The Color Classic is cute but similarly weak. But you can stick various
other motherboards in there with little trouble (it has the same
form-factor as some Performas) and get a 68040 and a decent amount of
memory...
Josh