My second Mac

[Alexandre Souza]

> One thing I didn't expect is the involved model and OS requirements
> for various bits of software.  I thought that the idea was that one
> didn't have to engage in the upgrading game on a Mac like PC people
> do.  From what I've seen thus far, if anything, the Mac world seems
> to be almost worse in that respect.

    Macs are very stabile machines, for their era and software version. This 
is an advantage - doesn't lock-up as much as windows - but is an advantage - 
there aren't much things you can do with a classic mac beyond showing it up. 
I have a Mac 128 which is a nice conversation piece - you can do just 
nothing on that. There are no network, hard disk or like ports. But it is a 
nice puter anyways :)

    I have a 9500 upgraded to a G3 and I'm desperate in need of more memory 
for it, I'd exchange that for some exclusive brazilian gear if someone is 
interested.