Finds in Ann Arbor, MI

From: Neil McNeight <mcneight_at_umich.edu>
Date: Tue Dec 9 03:04:50 1997

Greetings.

Seems like everybody reports in when they get a big haul. Well, I don't
have the money or the room for my own personal big haul, so I'll report on
what is available for sale here at the University of Michigan Property
Disposal. All sales are final. You have the opportunity to test machines
in the warehouse, but they don't have 220v available.

This list probably isn't complete, and it's sometimes hard to find
information (manuals, model numbers, telling the difference between a HP
scientific instrument and a HP minicomputer, etc.). So here goes:

Apollo
        Domain Series 10000 (_at_ of these at $250 each)

CPT 8510 (Terminal with 8" floppy, no other information)

Digital
        MicroVAX 3900 w/RA82 \
        TU81 Plus and RA82 >- Apparently all from one pull
        Constant Voltage Conditioner /

        Disembodied RA81

        VAXstation II/GPX (2 of these)

        PDP-11 FORTRAN manual

        Some VAXstation 3100 stuff

GE
        I have no idea. It's about 3-3 1/2 feet tall, 1 1/2 feet wide.
        Has two 8" drives on the front. Priced at $150.

HP
        7914 (looked like a computer... maybe...)

IBM
        Model 5551 (Says "Hard Disk Model" on the front. Also has a floppy
        disk slot.)

Prime Computer Inc.
        Model # 2250P ($100)

SGI
        Power Series Iris 4D/210GTX ($1500 w/monitor)
        Power Series Iris 4D/GTX ($1500: no monitor)
        IRIS 3130

Stardent ($100. No other information)

Sun
        3/50 (1 regular and 1 with a scooped out case top for a matching
        monitor)

-Neil

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"There is more to life than increasing its speed." | Neil McNeight
                        -Mahatma Gandhi | mcneight_at_umich.edu
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