jet@karazm.math.uh.edu (J. Eric Townsend) (02/09/90)
I have: AT&T 3b1 (aka Unix-Pc, aka Convergent Technologies Safari 4): 68010, 65Mb hard drive, 5.25 floppy, 720x250 monochrome monitor, 2Mb RAM, internal 300/1200 bps modem, serial port, parallel printer port, 3 button-mouse, 130+ key keyboard. 3 slots for cards. (Two of which are occupied by the items below.) VoicePower Card -- 8bit d/a, audio in/out jacks, also will latch into internal phone system of the 3b1. Can be used as a 3b1-based answering machine, voice-mail, or automated calling system. (And it's neato! :-) EIA/RAM Combo Card -- 1.5Mb RAM (for a system total of 3.5 Mb) and 2 serial ports (for a system total of three) on a card. Software & other goodies: -- UNIX V.3, Development Kit, Virtual Device Interface Dev Kit. features: loadable device drivers, shared libraries, device independent graphics. -- Pascal Compiler -- AT&T Technical Manual for the 3b1. (Hardware manual with lots of goodies, usually costs $100 or so, lists for MUCH more.) -- Smart System -- integrated word processing, spreadsheet, telecommunications, database managment and time/calendar scheduling. -- HDB UUCP, AT&T Rogue (And some neato developer's stuff that I got while working for/as a VAR.) -- Misc PD software: GNU gcc, usenet, elm, NetHack, all of AT&T's freely distributed stuff for the 3b1. A whole bunch of floppies worth of stuff (including games). I figure the 3b1 itself is worth around $1300-1500, the Voice Power card is worth $350-400, the EIA/RAM card I've seen go for $800-1000. That puts the price range at (US$) 2450 - 2900. I'd like to get 2700 for the whole shooting match (or best offer if more than one person wants to buy it). -or- trade for an Amiga 500 (with goodies or cash) or 2000, depending on what sort of peripherals and hardware you have. I really don't want to piecemeal the cards and the unit. If I keep any of it, I want to keep all of it. I will piece it out if I can find guaranteed buyers for *all* of it. work email: jet@karazm.math.uh.edu work phone: (713) 749-2120, as for eric townsend. -- J. Eric Townsend University of Houston Dept. of Mathematics (713) 749-2120 jet@karazm.math.uh.edu Skate UNIX(tm).
kls@ditka.UUCP (Karl Swartz) (02/09/90)
In article <1990Feb9.005244.17180@lavaca.uh.edu> jet@karazm.math.uh.edu (J. Eric Townsend) writes: >the EIA/RAM card I've seen go for $800-1000. There's a sucker born every minute, according to P.T. Barnum. But unless you find one, you'll be lucky to get half that -- Discovery Electronics currently sells a combo board with 0.5 MB for $449 (new), and another $50 or so will buy you the RAM to flesh that out to the full 1.5 megabytes. -- Karl Swartz |UUCP uunet!apple!zygot!ditka!kls 1-408/223-1308 |INet zygot!ditka!kls@apple.com "I never let my schooling get in |BIX kswartz the way of my education."(Twain) |Snail 1738 Deer Creek Ct., San Jose CA 95148
jet@flatline.UUCP (It's "Mr. Boyo" to you Dylan) (02/10/90)
In article <20497@ditka.UUCP> kls@ditka.UUCP (Karl Swartz) writes: >In article <1990Feb9.005244.17180@lavaca.uh.edu> jet@karazm.math.uh.edu (J. Eric Townsend) writes: >>the EIA/RAM card I've seen go for $800-1000. >Discovery Electronics currently sells a combo board with 0.5 >MB for $449 (new), and another $50 or so will buy you the RAM Okedoke. So knock $500 off the price... I'm not completely fixed in my prices, especially if the going list price is lower than what my stuff was worth last time I checked... -- "..just because [South Africans] won't adopt an idiotic 'one person -- one vote' scheme of government... " -- Pat Buchanan, Great American J. Eric Townsend -- uunet!sugar!flatline!jet -- jet@flatline.lonestar.org EastEnders mailing list -- eastender@flatline.lonestar.org