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Grant Hayes has used a variety of new and used Macs since 1995. He writes and edits for MacSlash and contributes to many other sites around the Web, and has been behind the Trollaxor project since 2000. He still fiddles with his Power Mac 8600/300 in between columns and classes. You can with your personal remarks.

• Back to Kansas: A look at the fastest, most expandable pre-G3 Power Macs, 2006.05.09. The Power Mac 8600 and 9600 used a fast 604e chip that could give early G3 systems a real run for the money.

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