Here's a slideshow of some of our vintage parts and systems.
For sale or trade:
- GRiD GRiDCASE 1550SX an early and working "laptop" (great if you want big arms)
- Very clean and working Macintosh LC 475 systems (20 MB RAM, 512 KB VRAM, 160 MB HDD, and Asanté ETHERNET)
- Macintosh 12" RGB Display M1296 -- a perfect match for an LC
- AppleColor High-Resolution RGB Monitor (14" TRINITRON) M0401
- Apple Multiple Scan 20 Display (TRINITRON) M1283
- Some Sun-related hardware:
- Quad port GigE cards that should work in a Sun Blade, Sun part 501-6738-10, should also work in PCI slot (with only 32 bit performance)
- Sun Type 6 USB keyboard and mouse set almost new, in box. If you have a Sun, you need Stop-A!
- Solaris 8 10/01 media/manuals almost new in box!
We previously had, but sold (these are examples of the condition we like to keep our equipment in):
SGI 1600SW a classic flat panel display, in great condition, WITH VIDEO CARDS SOLD
Sun Blade 100 a pretty common 2000-era SPARC but with all the major peripherals -- NetBSD/OpenBSD should work SOLD
I may be interested in:
- Apple II items
- Apple //c keyboard refurbishment, monitor tuning
- Apple IIgs system including 3.5" drive(s)
- Video solutions to use HDMI monitors with Apple IIs
- Working serial card
- Maybe you made a great D5 AA 96 t-shirt, I'd buy one!
- SCSI to uSD adapters (to get my NeXTs up, I don't think I trust those old 400 Mbyte drives)
- Memory that actually works in an ASRock J4105M (it's so picky, and I want 32 GiB)
- Large CMR drives 10+ TB with passing SMART long tests and no pending sectors/environmental extremes, preferably low hours
- Plextor CD drive (for ripping CDs, must work flawlessly)
- Blu-Ray drive
Working SCSI CD-ROM drive Found a few and got to borrow a lovely Apple one from the OJS collection
Other things I have:
- Apple ///
- Lots of old SCSI enclosures
- So many network cards, mainly PCI but some 16 bit
- HDDs
- Notebook drives, mainly SATA
- Desktop drives, mainly PATA
- Can provide SMART data showing passing long test; I generally won't keep a drive that won't pass or shows any current pending sectors
- Random crap like anyone else -- D945GCLF? Sure thing -- it has a floppy interface! 2006 Mac Pro RAM? Probably.
- Some vintage Dell and Micron computers and/or cases
- Can you fix a USB Zip drive? We've got one with a mystery blink of death