Today, I went over to Weird Stuff Warehouse (explained before 
).
Aside the aforementioned Black Friday sale (25% off in everything in the As-Is section), it turns out that they pieced out their "mini-museum", so they had an IBM PC 5150, an Atari ST, a Commodore 64, several Amigas (500 I think), a Apple DuoDisk + green-screen monitor, a couple Commodore and Amiga floppy drives, an Atari 2600, an IBM PS/2 system, and a Macintosh Classic for sale in the front. I snagged the Classic, as well as some other things in the As-Is section (all for Macs; the PC stuff I bought I'm not including here):
Excel 5.0
Boxed PowerPoint (2.0?)
Boxed nearly mint Apple Adjustable Keyboard with documentation (French version. It was missing the numeric pad, but oh well)
Apple 13W3 cable
Apple HDI-45 adapter
brand new Asante FriendlyNet AAUI adapter (original Fry's price tag still affixed; $79.99)
Handspring Visor w/dock
Total (including PC stuff; some random SW): $35.
Woot!
).Aside the aforementioned Black Friday sale (25% off in everything in the As-Is section), it turns out that they pieced out their "mini-museum", so they had an IBM PC 5150, an Atari ST, a Commodore 64, several Amigas (500 I think), a Apple DuoDisk + green-screen monitor, a couple Commodore and Amiga floppy drives, an Atari 2600, an IBM PS/2 system, and a Macintosh Classic for sale in the front. I snagged the Classic, as well as some other things in the As-Is section (all for Macs; the PC stuff I bought I'm not including here):
Excel 5.0
Boxed PowerPoint (2.0?)
Boxed nearly mint Apple Adjustable Keyboard with documentation (French version. It was missing the numeric pad, but oh well)
Apple 13W3 cable
Apple HDI-45 adapter
brand new Asante FriendlyNet AAUI adapter (original Fry's price tag still affixed; $79.99)
Handspring Visor w/dock
Total (including PC stuff; some random SW): $35.
Woot!