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Silicon Graphics Iris Indigo
CPU: 33mhz R3000
RAM:
HD:
Other:
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Silicon Graphics Indy (4)
Specs: 133mhz MIPS, 160mb RAM, 2gb HD |
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Apple II clone system with 5.25" disk drive. Labelled "AS-20" |
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Two Workgroup Server 6150's and two Centris 610's. The WGS's are not compatible with 6100 G3 upgrades. One of the Centris 610's is using a full 040 CPU for A/UX |
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Two Classic II systems, one painted black. The black one at one point had two internal hard disks. |
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Color Classic system. Standard specs, around 10mb ram and 250mb or so HD. |
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PowerMac 6100/60 running at 240mhz with G3 upgrade card. Also installed is the PowerMac A/V card with 2mb video and s-video in/out. Seen with standard Mac CRT. |
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Apple IIgs Woz Edition with two disk drives. Inside it has a RAM upgrade and SCSI card. RAM upgrade card seen on keyboard. |
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Mac IIsi with internal CD-ROM, Mac IIcx, and Mac IIci. The IIsi was my first computer and I bought it used for around $800. Served me for many years. The IIci has a cache card and was my first A/UX test machine. |
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LC, LC II, Performa 400, and an LC 475. The LC 475 has a full 040 but does not run A/UX due to motherboard/enabler incompatibilities. |
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Mac Plus with an english/japanese keyboard. Also have the original manual in japanese. |
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Performa 6320CD at 120mhz. Has A/V and TV cards and also came with a remote control. This unit was my first PowerPC Mac. Seen with a 12" monochrome display. |
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Mac SE and SE/30. Both have internal hard disks. |
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Amiga 2000HD - has internal hard disk, 030 upgrade card, and the Video Toaster hardware. |
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Unknown brand Apple II clone. Has a few cards in it. |
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Newton 2000 with keyboard, case, memory card, and modem card. |
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Newton 110 and I believe an original Newton. Also with original software and cables. |
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Poqet PC portable machine running DOS. Runs on regular batteries and 3v lithium batteries for memory. |
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Marconi ESR-5000
10 gigabit fiber ports, 20 fast ethernet ports, two supervisor modules. This is currently being used for core switching in a preterhuman.net office. |
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SCSI tower that can hold around 7 disks. |
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486 motherboard from an old fileserver. |
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Old Apple modem. Most likely 300-1200bps. |
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Old tape reader for Commodore and a couple game controllers for an old Commodore or Atari system. |
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CP/M cards for the Apple II. |
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Logitech hand scanner with interface card. I believe this supports 256 greys. |
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Sound Blaster 16 card, two Intel overdrive CPUs, two Cyrix 486 CPUs, two AMD 486 CPUs |
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Some old Conner tape drives. 120mb-250mb. |
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Windows 3.1 with older style box and 5.25" disks, and newer box with 3.5" disks. Disks in new box are still sealed. |
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Two original box copies of MS-DOS 4.01 |
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