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W.W. Grainger a very small desk top electrostatic air cleaner. (approx. $300.00) and mount the unit on the side or underneath the cabinet with the air blowing into the cabinet. Do get a small unit since you only have 12.4 cubic feet in the cabinet and do get a variable speed blower. The third thing to do is to mount a small (18" to 24" long) fluorescent light fixture above your printer. Make sure that this is plugged into your U.P.S. so that in the event of a power failure you have light to see by to power down your system.The fourth and last thing is to use adhesive foam tape on the plexiglas for sealing. What you have accomplished is this; you have provided a safe, positive pressure, clean, environment that will allow you to use your Macintosh where the action is at....next to you in the shop.

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FUTURE HARDWARE
   So far, you have a fairly basic system and you have name brands to boot. In the not to far-ahead future, you are going to be in the market for a Winchester drive. These are also called hard disk drives, rigid disks 
(as opposed to floppy disks) or sometimes mass storage devices. Basically what these equate to is more memory at faster access speeds. Of primary importance is the fact that you will not have to open the cabinet to change disks and the Mac can auto boot from the drive. The secondary fact is that your Mac will run about ten (10) times faster..and that's nice! Question is, which one and how big? Unless you think that you will be a 
software junkie
 (it can be a pro-
blem) stick with a 20