Chad Fernandez wrote:
I suppose it's also possible that they actually do
get more printers and
monitors than cpus. Thinking about it now, I gave Goodwill about 3 or 4
printers last year, but no cpus. They do have cpus sometimes, but
they're usually old store bought PC's or very old no name PCs, or older
Macs. I haven't seen a Microchannel PS/2 or an Apple // in a long time.
With all this talk of Goodwill (and thank you for educating me, guys!), I
decided to check one out. They had lots of computer equipment on the shelves,
but it broke down thusly:
50% 15" VGA monitors
30% Packard Bell or other similar trash PCs
10% keyboards
5% Printers (all inkjet)
5% Software (mostly games, early CDROM junk, the few good ones were incomplete)
I'll keep checking every month, though.
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