In my latest find:
One of the Toshiba laptops is VERY old looking (it kind of looks like mid to late 80's, because it more closely resembles the Portable in basic shape rather than any PowerBook (a couple clues: the screen is very short and wide, and there's no built in pointing device).
The other two (which are much more conventional in a modern sense) appear to be Pentium I/II based machines (probably 1994-1997 era), so they'd probably run relatively modern stuff (Windows 2000, perhaps?)
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- Several Toshiba laptops, which are very old
- PowerBook 520c which looks like it's seen better days
- PowerBook 160. It appears to be in good shape, except the screen is broken, and it's missing it's trackball.
One of the Toshiba laptops is VERY old looking (it kind of looks like mid to late 80's, because it more closely resembles the Portable in basic shape rather than any PowerBook (a couple clues: the screen is very short and wide, and there's no built in pointing device).
The other two (which are much more conventional in a modern sense) appear to be Pentium I/II based machines (probably 1994-1997 era), so they'd probably run relatively modern stuff (Windows 2000, perhaps?)
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