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Tag Archives: computer
The Dual G4 1.25 GHz Power Mac
Recently I told you of the sad passing of my son’s Gigabit Ethernet G4 Power Mac and last week we decanted its replacement. Today, I’ll take a closer look at the Dual G4 also known as the Mirror Door Drive.
Posted in Computers, Joe's Garage
Tagged Apple, computer, Dual G4, Low End Mac, Mac, Power PC, recycle, repurpose, reuse, technology, used, wind tunnel
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The First Computer I Owned
This is a follow-up to I was a PC Before I Was a Mac which I wrote back in May. It was about the first computer I bought which was a PC and not a Mac. I had used a … Continue reading
Posted in Blast from the Past, Computers, Joe's Garage
Tagged 386, Apple, art, computer, CorelDraw!, Pack-Mate 386/25, Packard Bell, PC, vector, Windows
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Replacing the Kid’s eMac
Back in 2003, I purchased a G4 eMac 1 Ghz new, and I loved it. It was my first OS X machine, and it was the first computer I really enjoyed using. The Macs I used before which I still … Continue reading
Raining on Raine’s Parade
Last week, I rushed to the defense of Raine Szramski and her time proven choice to use traditional methods in the creation of her art. She had received some unsolicited advice that she should cast aside all of the ancient … Continue reading


