|Forum|Articles|Comptable By Anubis This is a list of every computer I owned as of January 2006. Count = 78 MAKE: Macintosh Plus, 1986 SOURCE: Purchased in 1998 from Hamvention for 2 dollars STATS: 1 MB RAM, 800K Floppy, 68000 Processor NOTES: Unit is fully functional but lacks mouse and keyboard. Unit is currently running an automated slide show of some of my line art.   MAKE: Macintosh Plus ,1986 SOURCE: Given to me by the CT at the local JVS STATS: 1 MB RAM, 800K Floppy, 68000 Processor, 10 MB external SCSI drive NOTES: Fully functional.Unit is currently running an automated slide show of some of my line art. MAKE: Macintosh Plus ,1986 SOURCE: Bought at Hamvention in 2001 for 5 dollars STATS: 1 MB RAM, 800K Floppy, 68000 Processor NOTES: Non functional. Upon internal inspection I found that all internal surfaces were covered with an unknown white crust.  MAKE: Macintosh SE SOURCE: Bought at Hamvention in 1999 for 10 dollars. STATS 2 800K Floppy drives NOTES:Fully functional.Unit is currently running an automated slide show of some of my line art. Unit came with a mouse, keyboard, and a Hayes 2400 baud modem   MAKE: Macintosh SE30 SOURCE: Free from a garage sale. STATS: Near mint condition in original box with original manuals and software NOTES:Non functional due to bad hard disk MAKE: Apple IIgs Woz SE SOURCE: Bought for 10 dollars. STATS: Unknown NOTES:Functionality unknown MAKE: Apple IIc SOURCE: Bought from Goodwill for 3 dollars. STATS: Unknown NOTES:Functionality unknown MAKE: Macintosh LCIII SOURCE: Bought at Hamvention in 1999 for 30 dollars. STATS: 80 Mb hard disk, 8 Mb RAM, 68030 processor NOTES: Functional. I have since added a 13 inch monitor and a 4Mb ram upgrade to the 4 already on the board. Currently being used as a Virtual Disk server on the network. MAKE: Powerbook Duo 210 SOURCE: Bought for in a lot of various computer hardware in 1996 for 40 dollars STATS: 68030 processor, 4Mb ram, 80 Mb hard disk NOTES: Was non functional when bought. problems were eventually determined to be a bad hard disk and a busted backlight. I have since replaced the harddrive and backlight and added a modem card. Currently used to demo network software. MAKE: Powerbook Duo 230 SOURCE: Bought at Hamvention in 2000 for 20 dollars STATS: 68030 processor, 4Mb ram, 80 Mb hard disk NOTES: Nonfunctional. Cannibalized for backlight. Eventually used to make the Legomac.  MAKE: Macintosh Quadra 700, 1991 SOURCE: Bought at Hamvention in 2000 for 20 dollars STATS: 68040 processor, 8Mb ram, 240 Mb hard disk, AAUI Ethernet NOTES: Fully Functional. Currently on the network and being used as a webserver.   MAKE: Powerbook Duo 230 SOURCE: Bought at Hamvention in 2000 for 20 dollars STATS: 68030 processor, 4Mb ram, 80 Mb hard disk NOTES: Functional. Used to demo network software. MAKE: Powerbook 180 SOURCE: Bought at Hamvention in 2000 for 30 dollars STATS: 68030 processor, 4Mb ram, 80 Mb hard disk NOTES: Functional.Used as backup laptop. MAKE: Macintosh IIsi SOURCE: Bought at Hamvention in 2000 for 20 dollars STATS: 68030 processor, Ethernet card NOTES: Nonfunctional. Missing hard disk MAKE: Macintosh LCII SOURCE: Bought at Hamvention in 2001 for 10 dollars STATS: 68030 processor, 4Mb ram, 80 Mb hard disk NOTES: Functional. Currently in cold storage awaiting a purpose.  MAKE: Macintosh Preforma 550 SOURCE: Bought from Sears in 1995 STATS: 68030 processor, 20Mb ram, 120 Mb hard disk NOTES: Fully functional. Unit is on the network and being used as a localtime server.   MAKE: Power Macintosh 6100 SOURCE: Bought at Hamvention in 2001 for 20 dollars STATS: PowerPC 601 RISC processor, 8 Mb ram, 350 Mb hard drive NOTES: Functional but needs HDI 45 adapter to run.I intended to use this run a hotline server but it is currently in cold storage. MAKE: Power Macintosh 6116CD SOURCE: Bought from Bryon Zaxon in 1997 for 15 dollars STATS: PowerPC 601 RISC processor, 40 Mb ram, 1.2 Gb hard drive NOTES: Functional . Is currently running a palace server. MAKE: Tangerine Ibook SOURCE: Given to me by Bryon Zaxon STATS: 333 Mhz G3 processor, 32 Mb ram, 6 Gb hard disk NOTES: Has busted screen. Replaced hard disk and attempted to run it headless without success. MAKE: Macintosh Preforma 636 SOURCE: Bought at Hamvention in 2000 for 20 dollars. STATS: 68040 processor. NOTES: Functional. Is attached to the network but is unused. MAKE: Macintosh Preforma 637CD SOURCE: Given to me by Miraq. STATS: 68040 processor. NOTES: Functional. Is currently in storage.  MAKE: Macintosh G3 Tower SOURCE: Given to me by my parents STATS: 384 Mb ram, 266 Mhz G3 processor, 40 Gb hard disk,9 Gb hard disk, 4X cd burner, Zip drive, Video capture hardware, SCSI scanner, Voodoo 3 NOTES: Was my primary machine until 2004 when I upgraded to a G4   MAKE: Macintosh G3 Tower SOURCE: Bought at Hamvention in 2003 for 10 dollars STATS: 128 Mb ram, 333 Mhz G3 processor NOTES: Was badly burned in a fire, but still functional. MAKE: Powerbook G3 Wallstreet SOURCE: Graduation present. STATS: 250 Mhz G3 processor, 64 Mb ram, 6 Gb hard drive. NOTES:Fully functional. MAKE: Imac rev B SOURCE: Christmas present. STATS: 233 Mhz G3 processor 96 Mb ram, Rage pro 3D accelerator, 4 Gb hard disk. NOTES: Non functioning due to bad power supply. MAKE: Apple Set Top Box version 2 (Quantity 4) SOURCE: Ebay. STATS: 68lc040 NOTES: I was never able to get them to boot the Mac OS. MAKE: LC III SOURCE: Bought at Hamvention for 2 dollars STATS: 68030 processor, 4Mb ram, 80 Mb hard disk NOTES: Works, unused at this point. MAKE: LC II SOURCE: Bought at Hamvention for 2 dollars STATS: Unknown NOTES: Bad video output MAKE: Powerbook 145b SOURCE: Bought at Hamvention for 20 dollars STATS: 80 Mb hard disk NOTES: Works MAKE: Quadra 800 SOURCE: Bought at Hamvention for 2 dollars STATS: 68040 processor, 500 Mb hard disk NOTES: Running a hotline server MAKE: SE FD/HD SOURCE: Bought at Hamvention for 2 dollars STATS: 20 Mb hard disk, 1Mb ram NOTES: Seems to work fine MAKE: Powerbook Duo 270c SOURCE: Given to me at Hamvention 2002 STATS: 32 Mb ram 500 Mb hard drive. NOTES: Screen is broken but will boot while inside a Duodock MAKE: Powerbook 150 SOURCE: Bought at Hamvention in 2002 for 1 dollar STATS: 8Mb ram NOTES: Works, had to replace bad mobo. MAKE: Powerbook 150 SOURCE: Bought at Hamvention in 2004 for 1 dollar STATS: Stock NOTES: Works, but flaky video. The board containing the memory battery was covered in green fuzz and had to be replaced. MAKE: Powerbook 150 SOURCE: Bought at Hamvention in 2004 for 1 dollar STATS: Stock NOTES: Universally screwed as a result of being used to fix two other Powerbook 150Õs MAKE: Powerbook 165 SOURCE: Bought at Hamvention in 2004 for 1 dollar STATS: Stock NOTES: Someone let all the magic smoke out of one of the diodes on the motherboard. A replacement diode brought it up to functionality. MAKE: Powerbook 180 SOURCE: Bought at Hamvention in 2004 for 1 dollar STATS: Upgraded ram and HD NOTES: Had been crushed when I received it. Case had to be rebuilt with liberal amounts of wood filler and superglue. Video processor and connector were corroded and had to be repaired. When I was done fixing it, I spray painted it metallic blue to cover up all the cracks and places where the case had been repaired. MAKE: Powerbook 5300C SOURCE: Bought at Hamvention in 2005 for 5 dollars STATS: Stock NOTES: Flaky video. Cleaning all the green off of the video processor helped some, but the picture quality is still poor. MAKE: Powerbook 5300CS SOURCE: Bought at Hamvention in 2005 for 20 dollars STATS: 32 Mb ram, 2 Gb HD NOTES: It has not burst into flames, which is the most one can hope for from a 5300. MAKE: LC II SOURCE: Bought at Hamvention for 3 dollars STATS: Unknown NOTES: This is the state of my computer collection, where I have had an LC II sitting on my pile for over a year now, and I have still not powered the damm thing up yet. I had to buy it though, which is the problem with LCIIÕs in general. They are just so crummy for any type of retrocomputing task, you feel bad about giving someone else such a crummy computer, and people are practically giving the things away because they are so common. This LCII was particularly pathetic, it was covered in mud, sitting under this guys van, and it looked entirely possible that if I did not buy it, the guy was going to drop-kick it into the nearest dumpster. MAKE: Imac DVSE SOURCE: Free from parents STATS: Stock NOTES: Had a busted analog board. Finally got replacement parts and fixed it. MAKE: 8600/w G4 SOURCE: Bought at Hamvention in 2004 for 25 dollars STATS: 400Mhz G4 upgrade, 2 Gb HD NOTES: Was being sold as ÒpartsÓ but had nothing wrong with it other than having no system installed. MAKE: Quicksilver G4 SOURCE: Bought from Apple in 2004 STATS: 1.2GHz, 80Gb, 512Mb NOTES: Main Ax computer MAKE: Imac rev B SOURCE: Traded a Sega CD for it in 2005. STATS: 233 Mhz G3 processor 96 Mb ram, 12 Gb hard disk. NOTES: Was suffocated by cigeratte smoke. Repaired. MAKE: Powerbook 5300CS SOURCE: Traded a 500Mb hard drive for it in 2005 STATS: Stock NOTES: Bad logic board. The previous user (apparently) emptied an entire can of Coke into the keyboard, judging from the amount of green fuzz that covered the motherboard. MAKE: Quadra 605 SOURCE: Acquired as part of a large lot from another trader in 2005 STATS: 32 MB ram, 3.1 GB HD NOTES: Packed with strange upgrades. MAKE: iMac DV SOURCE: Acquired as part of a large lot from another trader in 2005 STATS: Stock NOTES: Logic board was damaged due to attempted Tiger OS upgrade. Logic board has since been replaced. MAKE: 7200 SOURCE: Acquired as part of a large lot from another trader in 2005 STATS: Untested NOTES: Untested. MAKE: 8510 Workgroup server SOURCE: Acquired as part of a large lot from another trader in 2005 STATS: Untested NOTES: Untested.  MAKE: Kaypro 2X SOURCE: Obtained from Miraq in exchange for another computer. STATS Zilog Z80 processor, 2 5 1/4 floppy drives NOTES: Appears to be functional. Runs CP/M. The vaccum tubes are purely decorative   MAKE: Televideo terminal, exact make unknown SOURCE: Given to me by Foster in 1997. STATS: Unknown NOTES: I don't know enough about the machine to accurately determine its functional status, however it does power up. MAKE: Televideo Server, exact make unknown SOURCE: Given to me by Foster in 1997. STATS: 5 Mb hard disk NOTES: i was told that this was a server, and it does have six connections on the back for workstations, however I have no way to determine if it works.  MAKE: Televideo lunchbox, exact make unknown SOURCE: Given to me by Foster in 1997. STATS: Unknown NOTES: the machine powers up but I lack system disks or any other way to test its functionality.   MAKE: DEC 100 tower SOURCE: Given to me by Foster in 1997. STATS: Zilog Z80/ 8086 processors, 5Mb hard disk NOTES: Functional, runs both CP/M and a DOS 1.0 MAKE: Packard Bell 286 exact make unknown SOURCE: Given to me by the local Girl Scout camp in 1998. STATS: Unknown NOTES: It has a hard drive that appears to be damaged, at least it does not recognize it properly.However it can be booted off of a floppy disk. MAKE: AST 386, exact make unknown SOURCE: Bought at a garage sale for 20 dollars in 1998. STATS: 16 Mhz 386SX NOTES: It has a 120 Mb tape drive that I have never been able to get to work, otherwise it appears to work fine. MAKE: Laser 486SX SOURCE: Given to me by Cyber. STATS: 486SX NOTES: Fully functional.I have even managed to successfully transfer software between it and the Macs. MAKE: Headstart, exact make unknown SOURCE: Given to me by Cyber. STATS: Unknown NOTES: Appears to be fully functional. MAKE: DECMate SOURCE: Given to me by Foster in 1997. STATS: Unknown NOTES: I have not been able to get it to work.I was told by someone that this is a network terminal for a PDP 8, which would explain why I have not been able to get it to work. MAKE: Tandy 64K computer SOURCE: Given to me by a relative in 1997. STATS: Unknown NOTES: I have never tested it. MAKE: Unknown, labeled "sorac" SOURCE: Given to me by the Kimmels in 1996. STATS: Unknown NOTES: This computer is a mystery. It does power up and display a prompt, but it has no drives and only one port. Inside I found a large amount of leaves and other debree, suggesting it had been left in a garage for a long time. MAKE: Reynolds & Reynolds TC 1000 SOURCE: Given to me by a CT at JVS in 1999. STATS: Unknown NOTES: Appears to be functional. Its huge, with a hard disk over a foot in diameter, a largish tape drive, 30 internal boards, and over 50 ports on the back (I'm not kidding!)All that bulk and the screen is only about 5 inches across. MAKE: Atari 800XL SOURCE: Given to me by Fireman in 1995. STATS: Unknown NOTES: Another 800XL but this one does not work. MAKE: IBM Model 55 LS SOURCE: Given to me by Foster in 1999. STATS: 386 processor NOTES: The ram has been stripped, Nonfunctional. MAKE: Atari 800 SOURCE: Given to me by Fireman in 1995. STATS: Unknown NOTES: Nonfunctional.Missing critical ROM cartridge. MAKE: Zenith DataSystems, exact make unknown SOURCE: Given to me by Foster in 1999. STATS: 8086 processor NOTES: Fails hardware test on startup. Appears to have been partially stripped. MAKE: 286, exact make unknown SOURCE: Given to me by Foster in 1999. STATS: Unknown NOTES: Nonfunctional. Appears to have been stripped. MAKE: Texas Instruments, exact make unknown SOURCE: Given to me by Mirq in 1997. STATS: Unknown NOTES: Functional. Includes voice synthesizer. MAKE: NCR computer, exact make unknown. SOURCE: Given to me by Foster in 1998. STATS: Unknown NOTES: Functional.Runs WordStar and NCR DOS. MAKE: Unknown network terminal SOURCE: Given to me by Cyber in 2000. STATS: Unknown NOTES: I don't know anything about this device. MAKE: HP Pavilion. SOURCE: Bought from Bryon for 50 dollars in 2001. STATS: 600 Mhz Celeron processor, 17 Gb hard disk NOTES: Fully Functional.Came with documentation and system disks. I use it to make UT maps. MAKE: Unknown, referred to as "The Mainframe" SOURCE: Given to me and Fireman in 1999. STATS: Unknown NOTES: This thing is huge.Has several hard disk arrays with platters well over a foot in diameter, a main unit approximately four feet high and a power supply.assumed to be nonfunctional, the various parts are spread across three buildings, which makes analysis difficult at best. MAKE: Zeos Contenda subnotebook SOURCE: Bought at Hamvention in 2005 for 10 dollars. STATS: Unknown NOTES: Roasted. Dead mobo. MAKE: Compudyne Pentium PC SOURCE: Free from Hamvention in 2005. STATS: 2 Gb hd, 16 Mb ram NOTES: Works. Installed OS/2 Warp on it so that I could say that I had a computer running OS/2 Warp, and it would not be a lie MAKE: Dell Dimension 4400 SOURCE: Pulled from a dumpster in 2005. STATS: 1.5Ghz P4, 40 GB HD, 256 MB ram NOTES: Works fine. Pulled from a dumpster at a BP gas station. MAKE: Hewlett Packard 2114 Microcomputer SOURCE: Given to me in exchange for a top loading Nintendo in 2003. STATS: Unknown NOTES: Another massive rackmount computer. Appears to be functional, random memory read/writes tested OK.     Syntax Error/:|Forum|Articles|