On Apr 14, 2013, at 9:27 PM, "Cory Smelosky" <b4 at gewt.net> wrote: Here's part of the email from David that contains the pricing: We do not have any NXP1000 or XL1200 (speed factor 6) for sale at this time because the components are needed for spares to service our maintenance contracts. We offer a MacIvory model 3 workstation (speed factor 6). This is a Quadra 650 with 60 MB of RAM, a 9 GB SCSI disk, CD drive, built-in ethernet and video, Apple extended keyboard with Symbolics keyboard template and a one-button mouse. It includes a MacIvory model 3 co-processor board and 8 MWords of memory on the MacIvory. The disk has Mac O/S 8, all Symbolics software and most sources pre-loaded on it. The cost for this unit is $3,600. An adapter to allow the Quadra to connect to standard VGA monitors is included. You will have to provide a monitor with at least 1024 x 768 resolution. As a lower cost option you can get the same workstation configuration with a MacIvory model 2 co-processor (speed factor 2) and 8 MB (1.3 MWord) of NuBus memory for the MacIvory for $1,800. We do not have any NuBus memory cards or ADB adapter boxes available for sale. If you really want a collector's item, we have a number of different 36xx machines (speed factor 1) ranging in weight up to 400 pounds that we will sell starting at $975. The smallest of these machines is the 3620, which is a deskside machine (9 x 18 x 25) that runs off standard 120V power and weighs about 70 pounds, not including the monitor. The standard configuration is 4 MWords with 760 MB of ESDI disk and a 17" monochrome console with keyboard and 3-button mouse. You can add another 760 MB disk for an additional $150. You can upgrade to the 19" premium monochrome monitor for an additional $300. The major problem with all of these machines is disks. They do not have a SCSI bus and use very old ESDI, SMD or ST506 disks. The most disk space you can get on one of them is 1.5 GB, which barely makes for a useable environment once you load all the software and documentation files. Shipping can be expensive. I do not recommend shipping this overseas. Besides costing well over a thousand dollars to pack and ship, these are old machines that do not travel well. Even in the US, I prefer to have them picked up or delivered by me. I could not guarantee that they would be working on arrival. We provide a 90 day Return-To-Factory warranty on all equipment we sell. You are responsible for all shipping costs and there is a $50 crating fee for the XL1200 and 36xx machines, unless you pick up the machine from our location in Burke, VA. Payment is required in advance. We can accept credit card payments through the Payment Pal system with a 3% surcharge (4% for international).