What's your specialty?

I have a pretty varied collection. If I had to claim a specialty, it would be "high-end" systems. Perhaps I could specialize even further and say "graphics workstations," but that would leave out several machines which I'm very interested in -- the PDP-11 series, VAXen (Unless I manage to find an old Intergraph...) I've also become very interested in vector processors recently, though most of those are way too large for my current resources. Most of my collection consists of machines which I find interesting, and / or unusually innovative or powerful given the time of release. Generally this means: SGI NeXT DEC Other datacenter/workstation type machines -- for instance, I have one SPARC (two, but only one that is setup...), one HP 9000, and a Sequent S81 (multiprocessor fridge sized box with up to 30 i386/16Mhz CPUs and matching Weitek co- processors), MIPS M/120 (Interesting to me since I see a lot of MIPS influence in modern SGI systems...) An Atari ST (newest machine I can think of with the entire O/S in ROM -- excluding embedded systems.) Early machines (the earlier the better. I only have one slide-rule, though, and one abacus) I also have a collection of interesting or significant home micros... A couple of apples (notably a IIGS), an Amiga (I would like a better one, actually...), a Heath H8 (interesting because of the front-panel, if for no other reason) Things that I'm missing would include: Intergraph A working NeXT (of any sort. I have a slab, but no monitor cable or mouse -- I'm getting there... would also like a cube) A Unibus PDP-11. Preferably with blinkenlights, 8" disks, DECTape, etc, etc... A hardcopy terminal (Though, I'm supposed to get one sometime soon...) At Atari ATW (well, I can dream, right? :) A Cray EL92 (or 94, or something) A lisp machine An RS/6000 (I'd actually like to find a smaller one of these...) An AS/400 (Yes, I know somebody offered one up recently, but imagine having it shipped! Anyway, I'm holding out for the Cray :) A working Alpha (I'm well on my way to getting my Multia running) Chris Christopher Smith, Perl Developer Amdocs - Champaign, IL /usr/bin/perl -e ' print((~"\x95\xc4\xe3"^"Just Another Perl Hacker.")."\x08!\n"); '