20 Jul
1999
20 Jul
'99
2:36 p.m.
the tape is an option but has a factory style faceplate, made for certain
models of the PS/2 line - and therefore more expensive then as well. The part
that normally gets yanked on surplus 90's is the 2 cards with clip that form
the 2 RAM banks. as well as the SCSI drive.
What's the tpe number on the right lower fornt of the unit? It will be
something like 8590-xxx or 9590-xxx and the xxx part denotes the processor and
other standard options from the factory. If yyou need the URL to IBM PS/2
harwardware manaul online (HMM) let me know and I'll post it.I have a couple
here in varying states just in case you're overwhelmed with people wanting
90's....
Joe wrote:
Does anyone want an IBM PS/2 model 90 XP 486? I have
one that needs a
home. It's supposed to work but I haven't tested it. If someone wants it,
I'll check it out. This one has a built-in tape drive. I don't know if
that's standard on the model 90 or not but it certainly looks like it came
from the factory that way. Trades or $$$ welcome.
Joe