FYI.
At 09:55 PM 10/26/00 -0500, Bill wrote:
>Here's a detailed list of what's available.
>
>HP9888A
I/O expander for the HP 9800 series computers.
>HP7946 (HDD&tape drive)
>HP7957 (HDD)
These are nice drives and they're fast.
>HP7945(HDD)
>HP 332 (Workstation)
>HP50960A (qty 4) SRM (server)
>HP2397A (graphics adapter?)
Sounds like part of a printer based on the PN.
>HP9121 (qty 2) dual 3.5" drives
Single sided double density drive. These work on most HP computers. I
think these will work on the HP 85. HP-IB.
>HP9135A
>HP9895A (qty 2) dual 8" floppy
*Nice!* Double Density Double sided 8" floppy drives with HP-IB
interface. These also work on most HP computers including the HP 85. The
capacity is about 1.2 Mb per drive if I remember right.
>HP9127A (qty 3) 5.25" floppy
These are neat. They're read and write MS-DOS formatted disks. I know
the 150 supports them but I'm not sure what other systems do.
>HP340 (qty 6) workstation
>HP340 expander box (qty 3)
>
>Series 100/150 touch screen workstation (this is a pretty neat looking
>little box - like a short, fat Mac, with an LED/phototransistor array along
>the edges of the display to tell where your finger is)
These are MS-DOS compatible (not IBM compatible though).
>
>HP 45500A (this is a _really_ funky looking terminal or workstation of some
>sort - it looks like the top half of the original "space wars" game - or
>like it came from the set of Space 1999...)
>
>Misc:
>
>HP98550 card
Video card for the HP 9000 200 and 300 series computers.
>HP340 Human Interface Card (qty 4)
>HP HIL tablets (A-size digitizer)
>HP35741A monitor (qty 2)
>
>HPIB cables (about 50)
>
>Aydin 1986 vintage color monitor (RGB&composite sync)
>
>Televideo TS1608
>
>IBM original XT with hard drive (believed to be working)
>
>lots of HP backup tapes (the ones half the size of a cigar box)
>
>miscellaneous HP books
>
>Your cost on any of these would be shipping plus packing at Mailboxes,
>Etc., plus $5 per item "earnest money" for us to haul them from the
>basement, put them in our trailer, tote them to Mailboxes, and fill out the
>paperwork.
>
>If you're interested, let me know ASAP, as they go to the scrapper on
>Monday, 10/30/00 when the company's lease runs out. Just trying to save
>some good, old hardware from the shredder.
>
>It's located in Lincoln, Nebraska, so if you're within driving distance this
>weekend, we can probably arrange something to save you shipping and
>handling. If you'll haul it out of the basement for us, it's free. (Which
>is, incidentally, the same deal the scrapper offered them... :-(
>
>
> -Bill Richman (bill_r_at_inetnebr.com)
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Received on Fri Oct 27 2000 - 07:54:24 BST