Not as many as you big iron guys, nothing terribly exotic - just a bunch of early home computers: 3 - Apple ][ 2 - Apple IIgs 1 - Mac Portable 2 - Mac 512 1 - Kaypro 1 - Osborne Executive 1 - IBM PC XT 3 - TI 99 2 - Atari 400 1 - Atari 800 1 - TRS80 1 - Coleco Adam 3 - Commodore PET 4 - Commodore Plus 4 4 - Commodore VIC20 75 - C-64 (Go ahead, laugh now - but just you wait til I get them hooked up in parallel and have the worlds first C-64 supercomputer...) Many boxes of peripheral junk - tape drives, modems, printers, etc. R. -- Warbaby The WebSite. The Domain. The Empire. http://www.warbaby.com The MonkeyPool WebSite Content Development http://www.monkeypool.com Dreadlocks on white boys give me the willies.

I'm not sure I want to do this, as I'll only confirm that I'm collecting too much. Fortunately, most of my hardware is stored at work as the store room here is bigger than my house.... At home: Osborne I (1 floppy dead) S100 bus system (in bits, I'm still building the case/power supply from new parts) Apple IIc (in bits) Mac IIcx (not quite classic but runs A/UX) Microbee Various HP calculators (25, 67, 35) At work: uVAX-II uVAX-III 2x DECmateII DECmateIII 3x Pro350 2x Pro380 PDP-11/83 VAX6230 with Unibus expansion VAX6330 Assorted Star Couplers, HSC70s, SDI cables and disks for VAX systems 2x VAXstation 4000VLC VAXstation 3100/38 VAXstation 3100/76 IBM RS/6000 model 320 (not really classic) SGI Crimson (not classic apart from colour :-) A number of IBM x-terminals I think I'd better stop now.... Huw Davies | e-mail: Huw.Davies(a)latrobe.edu.au Information Technology Services | Phone: +61 3 9479 1550 Fax: +61 3 9479 1999 La Trobe University | "If God had wanted soccer played in the Melbourne Australia 3083 | air, the sky would be painted green"