I've got a Sony NEWS workstation (keyboard, system unit, and external SCSI tape drive) free for pickup in Austin, TX. Its a NWS-841. I no longer have the monitor for the unit (has a 3W3 connector on the back; monitor was a GDM-1962B-style), but I do have the keyboard (in original box, no mouse) and external tape drive (uses a Centronics-style SCSI-I cable). Has a floppy drive (with yellow plastic drive protector) and even still has the red "caps" covering some of the I/O ports in back. It looks very unused, but its been years since I tried to power it up; I dont even remember anymore where I got it from. Best specs I've been able to find on it: http://groups.google.com/groups?q=NWS-841&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&am… " There was a short blurb about the new Sony workstations in INFOWORLD (Feb 1, 1988 page 3, "AT DEADLINE"). ...Internally called the "Sun Killer," the NWS-841 will sport two 16-MHz 68020 microprocessors, a 68881 math coprocessor, 8M of RAM, a 286- MB floppy drive, six I/O ports, including an EtherNET interface, one rep. said. The machine will sell for about $19,900. Supported software will include BSD4.2, NFS, and X. " Anyway, if anybody is interested, let me know. I'd like to get this out of the way, but dont want to scrap it. It just must go to a good home. Bill -- Bill Bradford mrbill(a)mrbill.net Austin, TX