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My Commodore 64 is more upgradable than my Mac 6100/66. The Commodore 64 has everything that the 6100/66 offers (except the C64 offers larger HD support)PLUS some intrepid users are STILL developing for it.

That's strange, a twelve year old computer that isn't upgradeable???

The only thing is that you are wrong. The last 6100/66 that I had was upgraded to a Sonnet 210MHz G3 processor, 128MB RAM, had a 6GByte SCSI drive, and an Apple Intel 486DX-2 processor PC compatibility NuBus card with 32MB installed with Windows 95. That last item had an octopus of a cord attached to it with a connector for every PC output/input. I do believe it was only running Apple OS 8.6 though. I never tried OS 9 on it.

The Apple 486DX-2 NuBus Card

Now, exactly what "legacy software" won't run??? It was the first PowerPC... but I never found ANYTHING from older Macs that failed to run.

"I was in the Apple Store in Sacramento..."

We love that place!

Just bought another video ipod. :)
Hubby and daughter have them, but I was going to make do with the first generation ipod, at least till I had problems with the old one.
Luckily, I did!

The new one should be here in a couple days!
(Ordered it on line for the free engraving.)

About the 6100/66.
Our 12 year old is still running fine.
We don't have it on line any more, but it's still nice for classic games.

Enjoying the MacBook Pro!
Pretty nifty.