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Well, I’m finally home from Tennessee. I appologize for not updating the site in a while, I’ve been busy between running around with my friends and working on my new web site.

Anyway, my new toy came in Friday. A just-like-new, 1 in 700, 1996 BeBox. Mine has dual 67mhz powerpc processors, 16mb ram, 1gb scsi drive, a cd drive, and more ports on the back than you can shake a dongle at. It also came with BeOS R4 installed with extra software. To top all of that off, I got a ton of BeOS cd’s including: AA, PR2, and both Intel/PPC R3 releases.

Hopefully, I can locate an R5 Pro disk to upgrade to. This will allow me to run BONE hopefully. Here are some pictures for your enjoyment. More can be found here.

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3 Comments to “BeBox Edition”

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1.  Dragoniz3r said:
   On August 1st, 2006 at 12:56 pm

   So where’s the BeOS screenshots? Damnit cody, I expect more from you than this. We need a review of your BeOS experience + screenshots.
   One thing that I am a bit curious about is the Motorola stamp on the CPUs. Afaik, PPCs sported IBM logos.

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2.  Cody Mays said:
   On August 1st, 2006 at 3:50 pm

   Dragoniz3r: There are some BeOS screenshots in the link I gave to the rest. As for the Motorolla logos, they also made some early PPC chips. This is now done at Freescale Inc. though.

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3.  Dragoniz3r said:
   On August 1st, 2006 at 3:55 pm

   I only saw two, of questionable worth, as far as getting a feel for BeOS is concerned.

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