> I got a little wild at the auction today, and bought a few large items. If
> someone on the list is interested in something, email me soon otherwise it
> looks like eBay.
>
> Nice Rack mount AT chassis with air filters and power supplies.
> HP Apollo 715/50
50 Mhz HPPA 7000 series (kind of quicker than a SparcII). HP's made
I had a 715/33 on my desk in '92. Not too shabby.
HP/UX 10 available as part of their y2k fixes.
> Mentor Graphics series 700 model 720, HP workstation
This one's HPPA -- something like SparcI-II (33mhz?) speed equivalent.
> Mentor Graphics series 7+/50, HP workstation
No clue.
> HP Apollo series 400
Whoa... the 425 was 68k(040) wan't it. Was this the Apollo's own
architecture or one of the more common 68k boxes?
> HP Apollo series 735, none of the above with monitors, but some with cables
> and keyboards.
The 735's were nice deskside servers, some with EISA slot add-ons.
They were 33 MHZ and up (I think our two were 50 mhz).
Proprietary simm slots though.
>
> I don't get to look inside until Monday, but I think they are working systems.
>
Sounds like a nice haul.
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Three things never anger: First, the one who runs your DEC,
The one who does Field Service and the one who signs your check.
Received on Sun Sep 26 1999 - 17:55:57 BST