Been pretty quiet on the liberation front recently and, while I realise that they're not exactly Mac orientated, there is a slight Apple tang to at least some of this lot:
Acorn A7000 - Fully working with 4Mb RAM (now upped to 20Mb), a 2Gb hard disk, and RISC OS 3.6. Hooked it up to my PC monitor, mouse and keyboard and it runs a treat (even threw in a CD-ROM drive and it happily took it). Now if only I could figure out how to simulate the middle mouse button on a 2 button PS/2 mouse...
Apple /// boot disk - OK it's not an Apple /// but I've got to start somewhere
Apple IIgs - An absolute steal (£23 8-o ). Comes with a pair of Apple ][ drives, a 3.5" drive and what looks like an Apple branded digitiser tablet. Should just be a case of hooking up an ADB keyboard and plugging in a monitor. No idea what it's got installed but this is my first Apple ][ so it's exciting
Acorn A7000 - Fully working with 4Mb RAM (now upped to 20Mb), a 2Gb hard disk, and RISC OS 3.6. Hooked it up to my PC monitor, mouse and keyboard and it runs a treat (even threw in a CD-ROM drive and it happily took it). Now if only I could figure out how to simulate the middle mouse button on a 2 button PS/2 mouse...
Apple /// boot disk - OK it's not an Apple /// but I've got to start somewhere
Apple IIgs - An absolute steal (£23 8-o ). Comes with a pair of Apple ][ drives, a 3.5" drive and what looks like an Apple branded digitiser tablet. Should just be a case of hooking up an ADB keyboard and plugging in a monitor. No idea what it's got installed but this is my first Apple ][ so it's exciting