Do you still have the sd card I will buy it from you. Please let me know Chris ryan
On Jul 5, 2011, at 9:08 AM, [email protected] wrote: > Today's Topic Summary > Group: http://groups.google.com/group/lemswap/topics > > FS: 512MB, 144-pin SODIMM, SDRAM, PC133 memory - PRICE REDUCTION - $17 or $15 > (2+) [1 Update] > FS: eMac (USB 2.0 version) $65 with local pickup [1 Update] > WTB: USB floppy drive for intel iMAc [1 Update] > FS - 32GB SanDisk Ultra SDHC Card [1 Update] > FS: Apple Ethernet CS Twisted-Pair Card [1 Update] > WTB NisusWriter 6.5 [1 Update] > FS: Lombard with 433 MHz PowerPC upgrade etc. - CORRECTED! [1 Update] > For Sale-Trade iBook 600MHZ/DVD original configuration [1 Update] > FS: Acomdata External Case - $20 [1 Update] > FS: 16 disk(CDs) edition for OS X 10.4.1.1 Installed Software [1 Update] > FS: Miscellaneous legacy hardware [1 Update] > 2011 MacBook Pro 13.3-Core i5 processor-4 gigs RAM-Apple Care [1 Update] > Topic: FS: 512MB, 144-pin SODIMM, SDRAM, PC133 memory - PRICE REDUCTION - > $17 or $15 (2+) > PT <[email protected]> Jul 05 07:05AM -0700 ^ > > I currently have one pair of these available... > > Swissbit brand (made in Germany) > SDRAM components are made by Micron (parent company of Crucial). > Module Size: 512MB > Package: 144-pin SODIMM Low-Profile > Feature: SDRAM, PC133-333 > > Datasheet can be found here: > http://www.swissbit.com/pdatabase/p/get_file/file_id/65 > > These are working pulls. I have sold a lot of these to Mac users > without any troubles. Buyers have updated such older laptops as Pismos > and Clamshell iBooks, so I know they work with many older 144-Pin > SDRAM SODIMM Macs. > > No risk. Buy, try, and return for a refund if it doesn't work in your > machine. > > Low price of only $17 for one or $15 each for two or more (price > includes shipping). I take Paypal (and yes I take credit card via > Paypal) or USPS Money Order. > > Thank you, > Patrick Timlin > Westford, MA 01886 > > > Topic: FS: eMac (USB 2.0 version) $65 with local pickup > PT <[email protected]> Jul 05 07:04AM -0700 ^ > > eMac (USB 2.0 version) $100 with local pickup in great condition. > > http://support.apple.com/kb/SP85 > > 1.25GHz PowerPC G4 > SuperDrive (DVD-R/CD-RW) > 17-inch (16-inch viewable) flat CRT > > This eMac has been upgraded to a 160GB HD, 1Gig of RAM, and an Airport > Extreme Wifi card. This model has both USB2.0 and Firewire (FW400) > ports for high speed access. This was the second to last eMac model > made (released in 2004) so only the 1.42GHz version is faster. > > Comes with original install/restore discs which include OS 10.3 > (Panther) and iLife v4 plus all the other applications that were > bundled with the machine originally. I have wiped the drive and > restored it back include all the original software it came with. In > addition, it has been updated to OS 10.4 (Tiger). According to the > specs for Panther (10.5) you could also install that operating system > on this machine (not included). > > I will also include an OEM CD of PS Elements v2 which works great on > this machine. I didn't bother reinstalling it after I wiped the hard > drive, but you will get the disc to do it yourself if you want to use > it. > > This machine is also a great DVD playback machine. If you set it up in > the right place, it can easily double as a DVD player for the kids. > Also great for iTunes. > > I used this machine for many years, especially importing and editing > my Digital8 home videos with iMovie v4, creating video DVDs with iDVD > v4, and using PS Elements to edit my digital photos. It is still very > capable of this sort of thing. For the last few years I have been > using it as a secondary computer to my newer iMac and finally replaced > it with another iMac so I have no place to set this one up anymore. > > Included will be an Apple keyboard (although not the original one that > came with it as that one, and other after it, met with unfortunately > beverage incidents) and the power cord. But I do not have a spare > mouse for it, so you will need to supply your own mouse. However any > standard USB mouse will work and I actually preferred a $10 Logitech > mouse over the original Apple supplied mouse (which I sold years ago). > Original install DVDs will be included along with the PS Elements v2 > CD. I may even have the original box in my basement (will have to > look). > > Due to the rather substantial weight of this computer (it is a CRT > based machine after all) I really do not want to ship it and prefer > local pickup. However if you are willing to pay the shipping costs I > can send it, but I suspect shipping would add as much as another $50- > ish to the price. > > Patrick Timlin > Westford, Massachusetts (MA) 01886 > > > Topic: WTB: USB floppy drive for intel iMAc > Andrew K <[email protected]> Jul 04 07:06PM -0400 ^ > > Helping a friend retire her old Perfprma, got to move a few hundred Mb > of text files to her intel iMac. > She says most of the stuff is also on floppy disks so I'm wondering if > anyone has an OSX 10.4 compatible external floppy drive that she can > plug into her iMac's USB port. > > > Andrew King in Ann Arbor 48104 (but shipping would be to Woolwich Maine, > 04579) > > > Topic: FS - 32GB SanDisk Ultra SDHC Card > Ryan Dettman <[email protected]> Jul 04 05:49PM -0500 ^ > > For Sale: > > Used 32GB SanDisk Ultra SDHC Card 15MB/S > > $35 Shipped via USPS > > Ryan Dettman > Midland, TX 79703 > > I accept PayPal @ [email protected] > > - Ryan - > > > Topic: FS: Apple Ethernet CS Twisted-Pair Card > "Linda Farrar" <[email protected]> Jul 04 09:03PM ^ > > (This is my first post to this group so please pardon me if it's too much > explanation.) > > I believe this is a very rare, old, but still brand-new part. I hope someone > can make use of it. I could not find one like it for sale on the Internet. It > is an Apple Ethernet CS Twisted-Pair Card, Apple Part No. M3065Z/A. The card > provides a way for some early Macintosh computers to upgrade to Ethernet for > a local network, via a 10BASE-T compatible hub. > > I purchased this from Apple many, many years ago — mid '90s, I think — and > just re-discovered it yesterday in the back of my supply closet. I believe I > had paid about $80-$90 for it then. It's in pristine condition ... even the > brown packaging is in excellent condition. The box contains the networking > card, still sealed in the antistatic protection bag, the User's Guide, > license and warranty info and a floppy disk labeled "Apple Network > Installer," which contains EtherTalk software. Numbers visible on the card: > 820-0607-A and 630-0734. > > Info from the User's Guide: This card expands the communication capabilities > of models of Macintosh computers that have a communications slot (CS). It is > designed for an Ethernet network that uses IEEE 10BASE-T standard > twisted-pair cable. (Transfer rate is 10 megabits per second.) The card has > an RJ-45 connector port. Works with System 7 or later. > > I'm asking $30 including shipping — or best offer, since I have no idea what > this is worth today. > > You can see a photo of it at > http://s180.photobucket.com/albums/x187/lvfarrar/?action=view¤t=closedbox.jpg > > > My feedback rating is 100% on eBay — lfarrar2514 > > Linda Farrar > Shreveport, LA 71104 > > > Topic: WTB NisusWriter 6.5 > tedg <[email protected]> Jul 03 09:27PM -0700 ^ > > Ted Goranson, Virginia Beach 23457 > > I have NW 6, so an upgrade is a possibility. > > > Topic: FS: Lombard with 433 MHz PowerPC upgrade etc. - CORRECTED! > Daniel Kaplan <[email protected]> Jul 04 09:18AM -0500 ^ > > More housecleaning - for sale: > > 1. Working PowerBook G3 "Lombard," with DayStar 433 MAChSpeed G4 LOMBARD > Upgrade (433 MHz PowerPC processor)! Has 512 MB RAM and Hitachi 60 GB 5400 > RPM hard drive. With Apple Model M4402 rectangular 45W power adapter. One > working battery, removable DVD and CD ROM drives and VST SuperDisk drive, > plus PowerBook G3 Series Weight-Saving Device (empty case that fits in > battery compartment). PRAM battery is dead so date is forgotten if power > unplugged. Screen has a few dead pixels and case has some minor cosmetic > damage. I've installed Mac OS 10.2.3 and will include the installation disk. > $100 shipped anywhere in the CONUS. > > 2. Dead PowerBook G3 "Lombard" for parts or repair: has working 333 MHz G3 > processor, Hitachi 60 GB 5400 RPM hard drive, and 320 MB RAM (I know they all > work because I've tested them in the working Lombard above). Keyboard missing > "num lock" key. Screen believed to be perfect or nearly so. Case cosmetics > good with some minor scratches. $50 shipped anywhere in the CONUS. > > 3. Targus black leather "double" case with shoulder strap. Fits 2 PowerBook > G3's or one G3 plus portable printer, plus plenty of room for adapters, > removable drives, and accessories. $25 shipped anywhere in the CONUS. > > I accept check, cash, or PayPal. Feel free to make me an offer! > > Shipping discount for local pickup, or if you take all three. > > Dan Kaplan > River Forest, IL 60305 > > > Topic: For Sale-Trade iBook 600MHZ/DVD original configuration > A J I <[email protected]> Jul 04 01:09AM -0400 ^ > > Hello Swappers, > I have an iBook to offer.It is a 600 MHZ/128MB/20GB/DVD Model A1005 > Original working 45W power adaptor, model A1036. > All original and has signs of use but not ugly and beat up. Here is what I > know about it. I took it on a partial trade. They told me they took it to a > repair and were told it needed an invertor. The price they were quoted was > more than they cared to spend so now I have it. It fires up and gives the > mac tone. If you put a disk in the drive you can hear the drive spin up and > the disk will be warm so I do believe the DVD drive works. The screen went > blank slowly of a period of months and if they moved the lid it would work > until eventually no matter what position the lid was in there would be > nothing on the screen. Im inclined to believe the inverter or more likely a > wire/cable at the hinge being bad. > This is the 12 inch model and the keyboard is in real nice condition. The > battery charges and shows all four lights. If I had an adapter I would try > to hook up to an external monitor but since I cant do that I will offer this > as parts. I am sure it is working but since I get no screen I can only go > with parts. Looking for offers over $50, plus shipping, a flat rate box is > $14 I believe. I will consider trades. Interested in an iPod (really, I > havent got one) or a big SATA hard drive for the old G5. Cash always works. > This is really a pretty decent iBook and worst case will be an excellent > parts machine. Comes with the power adapter > > A J Ivanciw > Ridge Manor, Fl 33523 > > > Topic: FS: Acomdata External Case - $20 > Mike Lias <[email protected]> Jul 03 09:35PM -0700 ^ > > I have an external USB 2.0 case that a 3.5" HD drive or a 5.25" CD/DVD drive > will fit into... > > Ships complete with usb cable and power supply.. > > Asking $20 shipped > Paypal only > > Mike Lias > Huntington Park, CA 90255 > > > Looks just like this one: > http://www.acomdata.com/p-229-2195-hdddvd-usb-20-firewire-400-external-enclosure.aspx > > > Topic: FS: 16 disk(CDs) edition for OS X 10.4.1.1 Installed Software > "Robert W. Sare" <[email protected]> Jul 04 05:55AM -0700 ^ > > FS: 16 CD set of Apple OS X 10.4.1.1 Full Install software. > Tried them on my iBook G3 and PowerMac G4 and they seem OK. > Package label says 2Z603-7653-A eMac Media (Gray color labels) > Must be for older Apples with smaller CD players but will work > on newer machines. > Price:$20.00 + postage($5.85 CUSA) > Will answer any inquirys!! > Robert W. Sare > Grand Rapids, Michigan > 49504 > > > Topic: FS: Miscellaneous legacy hardware > MacMike <[email protected]> Jul 04 09:54AM -0700 ^ > > Have a bunch of stuff lying around cluttering that could and should be > put to good use. All items will be shipped from the Cincinnati/ Dayton > area @ actual cost via FedEX or USPS. All protective packaging is > free. Shipping is IN-ADDITION-TO price marked. I will combine items > where possible. Local pickup welcomed. Offers also welcomed. > > Bare-bones late 2005 2.3GHz Dual core Power PC tower, case-only. > (Ships via FedEx due to weight & size if not picked up locally) > Handles, and ONLY the handles, are bent from shipping disaster. No > power supply, No CPU, No RAM, No drives. No wireless, No motherboard > Basically gutted. But it DOES have all the fans, ducts, CPU cover, > shelves and some cabling. Great for a project. $25 > > 8X Hitachi / Apple logo'd DVD ROM working pull from PowerMac G4 Gig- > Ethernet. I can vouch it has seen minimal service since I replaced it > when it was about a year old. $6 > > Brand new still in original package 10 ft. serial printer cable for > Mac's, (this is the round 8-pin type for legacy hardware) $2 > > Orange Micro Grappler PC card for PCI Mac's $2 > > Two semi-working G4 Gigabit Ethernet motherboards. I say semi-working > because the Ethernet LAN port is, or presumed, dead. All other > functions are good. These boards are Uni-North N7 and compatible for > dual processor and DP upgrades. Mobo model is 820-1153A, used > originally with 500 MHz dual PowerPC processor. (one CPU socket for DP > daughter card) $1 each board, $2 for the pair > > Mike Ball > Camden, OH 45311 > > > Topic: 2011 MacBook Pro 13.3-Core i5 processor-4 gigs RAM-Apple Care > "Lori W." <[email protected]> Jul 04 07:59AM -0700 ^ > > Hi list, > > We are moving shortly and need funds. I rarely use this beauty and am > prepared to sacrifice it for our upcoming move. Covered under > AppleCare until 2/12. Purchased when the new i5 models came out. Has > stock specs for the 13.3 model plus a cool black Macincase cover. > Everything works exactly as it should, no issues. $1000 plus actual > shipping from 60089. Paypal. > > Lori Weiner > Buffalo Grove, IL 60089 > > > -- > You received this message because you are a member of the LEM Swap group. > To post to this group, send email to [email protected] > To unsubscribe, send an email *from your subscribed address* to > [email protected] > LEM-Swap is not a discussion list; it is for buying & selling Mac stuff. > Reply directly to the person who posted, never to the list. > Software piracy is illegal and not allowed on LEM Swap. Except for freeware > and software originally provided with computers, no software is to be left on > hard drives unless the original installer (not a burned copy) is included, > along with any required registration number, password, etc. > Shipments valued at US$100 or more should be insured, and shipments valued at > US$25 or more should be shipped so they can be tracked. > See the list FAQ http://lowendmac.com/lists/swap.html for guidelines on > postings, feedback, and dispute resolution. 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