gsarff@landru.UUCP (Gary Sarff) (02/09/89)
I have an AT&T Unix-PC (PC-7300) for sale. It has 1 Meg of RAM on the
Motherboard, (with traces for another Megabyte,) and a 20 Megabyte
hard disk. I have the original box and the original starter manuals.
Some extra software to be included, (no manuals for any of it but should
be usable by knowledgeable person) 8-)
Prices listed where known
$295 The system currently has Unix 3.51 running.
$395 The C development system
A microsoft compatible Basic Compiler
AT&T Word Processor
Q-Calc Spreadsheet
$193 PaintPower&PrintPower (Bitmap MacPaint Like drawing/printing program)
Also the system currently has on the hard disk compiled and functioning
News 2.11 Software for Usenet News, and the software is installed to access
"The Store!" via uucp. I am asking $1100.00 for the system and software
or best offer. I Need money to move and would like to give the system a
good home; it would make a good news machine or development system for
a single user. (Best offer will be considered.)
For those who don't know about the PC-7300, it is a 10Mhz 68010 processor
with real virtual memory so you can run programs up to 4 Megabytes, a
graphical user interface to Unix, a 3 button mouse, detachable keyboard
768x348 monochrome bitmapped screen, built in 300/1200 auto-answer modem,
3 phone jacks, and a 5 1/4" floppy drive that is also capable of reading
and writing MS-DOS 320K floppies.
Contact Me at
Gary Sarff
801-756-6628
if you are interested.klieb@tekigm2.MEN.TEK.COM (Kurt Liebezeit) (02/14/89)
In article <00129@landru.UUCP> gsarff@landru.UUCP (Gary Sarff) writes: >I have an AT&T Unix-PC (PC-7300) for sale. [remainder of article deleted] I've seen a lot of postings of PC-7300's for sale in this newsgroup, and it makes me curious ... why? Seems like there are more people selling these PC-7300's than there are Commodore-64 sellers! At one time (circa 1985?) the Unix-PC was retailing for >$5000; why are they so cheap now? I'd be interested in hearing from folks who own one. What are the drawbacks? Where can one buy a new one cheaply? Is there reasonable software support for it? What should one look for? Thanks in advance for your e-mail replies, Kurt Liebezeit klieb@tekigm2.TEK.COM ...!tektronix!tekigm2!klieb