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I need to take pics but I'm pretty excited. Got a CDTV from a pawn shop today for an awesome deal, came with 4 "games" as well, Defender of the Crown, Lemmings, Classic Board Games, and Groliers Encyclopedia.
Not sure yet if I'm going to hang onto it or sell it though. It works perfectly, was hoping they had some more games, would love to play Turrican on it, but alas can't have everything.
Loktar, congratulations on your finding. :)
You need to edit out the price from your post to comply with the forum rules, though.
Hi loktar, congrats on your find but please edit out the price as per the forum rules.
Thanks.
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Lol protek that's spooky!
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opps sorry, edited. (reads rules instead of skimming)
i got these today to help with my folding and now and again a bit of gaming to go in here with my i5 2500k
http://s5.postimg.org/4ha5hxhxf/20130713_154657.jpg
http://s5.postimg.org/axj480qgz/20130713_154717.jpg
http://s5.postimg.org/yzzy2w743/20130713_155524.jpg
i have a 3 msi 460s,1 msi 560ti,2 evga 660s sc and these zotac 760s
all my 260s have now been decommissioned from folding all 5 of them
just waiting to get my hands on a i7 4770K and Asus Z87-A Socket 1150 to build a new machine
Removed post, see below.Quote:
Originally Posted by loktar
EDIT by me: Only mentioned it's desireable not it's value but nevermind. . . Feel free to remove this post.
A friend of mine was moving to another apartment and he was going to trash these treasures from 80's...
- Portable IBM PS/2 from 1989: 120 Mb hard disk, 1,44 floppy, very large orange LCD-screen etc...
- Atari ST 520 STfm, mouse, scart cable and a box of floppies
- Couple of Amiga 500's
- Broken C128
- Lot's of floppies and manuals, 1084 monitor and 1541 floppy drive
Most interesting Amiga is here pictured. Correct if I am wrong, but it seems to be quite early version - I can't even find revision number from motherboard and it's dated either 2/87 or 7/87? Serial number in the case is just under 60k and it has embossed C= logo. This baby needs a little care: it's dirty, needs some retr0bright, it _has_ to be downgraded back to kickstart 1.2, azerty-keyboard is wasted (keys missing) and missing floppy drive. Seems like I have my next project here... :p
That looks like a very early A500 indeed. The serial number also verifies that. Is it a regular A500 keyboard or the ones without a membrane?
Wow, that portable PS/2 is very rare, I can't recall last time I saw one!!!