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A related question. I am about to replace my old trusty Macintosh Classic
and I wonder which laptop model I should buy: the Titanium G4 or the
Black G3 (used only)? Is there any difference between the two
types of hardware that are significant for using Greekkeys?
Thanks.

EJTh    

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