Opps- I forgot the VT180.Also have a RX180 and NEW sortware/docs for them.
Paul
On Tue, Sep 30, 2008 at 10:26 PM, Richard <legalize at xmission.com> wrote:
In article <624966d60809302004x1510518cy6a16a60481e6dae at mail.gmail.com>,
"Paul Anderson" <useddec at gmail.com> writes:
What's a VT100 worth these days?
Average selling price on ebay has been anywhere between $50 and $150,
depending on features and cosmetic condition. (That is before
shipping, so add another $50-75 for that.) Most of the VT100s sold
lately have been in poor cosmetic condition. I picked up a couple of
those to use as spares. Ones with the graphics ("retrographics"
board?) sell for higher and of course ones with the built-in computer
(VT103, VT180) sell for better.
I would be interested in one of the VT100s with the graphics options:
models VT105, VT125, VT240, VT241, VT330, VT340, VT340+, retrographics
or other 3rd-party add-in boards providing graphics or other
interesting video processing functions.
Lately I was wondering what it would be like to take a mini ATX PC and
mount it inside a VT100 case, using the VT100 itself as the serial
port console with linux.
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