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To: Bill Ulrich who wrote (17)3/1/1998 9:04:00 PM
From: Keith Howells  Read Replies (3) of 57
 
I have the opportunity to purchase one of the following two systems for about the same price, when you throw in the monitor on the 6500. There don't appear to be very many differences, save a couple of small ones. I am more concerned with anyones experiences with the units good or bad - reliability, hardware problems and so on. I am leaning towards the 6500 because of the zip drive and the bigger monitor I can buy. I have also read some very good things about the 5500.

Any opinions and comments are appreciated. Thanks in advance. -Keith-
If you are able, please e-mail me at air1keh@aye.net.

Power Macintosh 6500/275 w/PowerPC 32MB Hard Disk 6GB w/24XCD-ROM, 512K L2 cache and Iomega Zip drive. Powered by PowerPC 603e/275MHz processor. Includes 56K modem and 2MB VRAM.


Power Macintosh 5500/250 w/PowerPC 32MB Hard Disk 2GB CPU w/24XCD-ROM, Video In, NTSC Out and 256K L2 cache. Powered by PowerPC 603e/250MHz processor. Includes built-in Multiple Scan 15 display (12.8"" diagonal viewable image size), 2MB VRAM, built-in Twisted Pair (10Base-T) Ethernet, Apple Video System (M2894LL/D), NTSC Out, integrated stereo speakers and integrated microphone.
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