On Mon, 19 Feb 2007, Jim Cathey wrote: > I sit here not five feet from my 1802 kit box, and its successor the > semi-kit 6502 OSI machine. (Cassette for both, floppies later added > to the OSI.) And _its_ successor, the 68000 S-100 system. My first > hard disk, and the first to even need a 16-bit address bus. > > What followed that? Not a PC, I looked at one and walked away in > disgust. I waited, and succumbed to an original Mac. A NeXT followed > it, a variety of work-origined Unixey machines, and now a variety of > PPC Macs all running OSX. > > I still have them all. By the time I'm done with them they're > worth far more to me as mementos than as assets to be sold.
I got rid of a lot of my old stuff, but I still have a uVax 2100, DecStation 5000/260 (the R4400 one!), DEC 3000/400, Sparc 20... Using an old proliant 7000 as a server, have a REAL odd bird here thats acting as a floor weight; a ALR designed Unisys box- 6 processor Pentium Pro with 1MB cache CPU's (they are black aluminum, not ceramic). I also have a couple of PPro overdrives kicking around! (think 333MHz P2 Xeon for Socket 8) -j.
