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Why wait until next year to get your Intel based Mac when you can make your own! Inventgeek.com converted a Mac G3 to an Intel P4 that can run Windows or Linux. It's more of a case mod with a new micro ATX motherboard, fan, power and then some fabrication + hacking to make it all fit, but a fun project. [via] Link.
Convert a Mac to a PC (now)
Why wait until next year to get your Intel based Mac when you can make your own! Inventgeek.com converted a Mac G3 to an Intel P4 that can run Windows or Linux. It's more of a case mod with a new micro ATX motherboard, fan, power and then some fabrication + hacking to make it all fit, but a fun project. [via] Link.
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Jun 8, 2005 10:36 AM
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