> >>> If I can mention items that I have owned, the list becomes slightly > >>> longer: a PC532, Symbolics MacIvory II and a TI microExplorer. > >> > >> What happened to the MacIvory II and microExplorer? > > > > If we're considering MacIvories in this category, there's one sitting > > next to me (MacIvory III in a IIci host, 8MW RAM, Genera 8.3). > > Why wouldn't we? They're actually really rare, and quite nice. > Some of us have been looking for a MacIvory or a microExplorer for a very > long time. It requires quite a bit of luck to acquire one.
And a lot of money. Mine was a cool $4kmumble from DKS directly, but when it arrived the board wasn't recapped, the case was cracked, the machine was troublesome and the hard disk was flaky. I ended up recapping it, replacing the hard disk and case and a few other parts, and rebuilding Genera. Total cost, not counting the time I sunk into the damn thing, was around $6000. I guess it's fun, but the 164LX under the bench running OpenGenera on Tru64 is leagues faster. -- ------------------------------------ personal: http://www.cameronkaiser.com/ -- Cameron Kaiser * Floodgap Systems * www.floodgap.com * ckai...@floodgap.com -- Computer geeks don't byte; we just nybble. ---------------------------------