People who collect old PCs are crazy for these here in Brazil On Thu, Jun 12, 2014 at 7:53 PM, Sean Caron <scaron at umich.edu> wrote:

Il giorno gio, 12/06/2014 alle 18.53 -0400, Sean Caron ha scritto: 1) Where are the cards located? 2) Would you ship? I'm a PS/2 collector and evilnet cards are useful: in many machines I'm stuck at token ring...

Hi all, I've had a few people express interest in the cards, I guess more people are collecting PS/2 than I thought! A few updates and answers to your questions - * I found ANOTHER card that I missed in my first inventory; it's an IBM ENHANCED 80386 MEMORY EXPANSION with four out of four SIMM slots filled. I think this is 8Meg in total (?) and was a pull from a Mod 60? 32-bit card. * I'm willing to ship them pretty much anywhere at the expense of the person interested in them. They are small and light so not hard to box up and ship. Cards will be anti-static bagged before I pack them but they might be a little dusty. * I'm located in southeastern Michigan, USA; greater Detroit area, basically. I'm not sure how best to divide these up equally... uh, I guess, anyone who wants, just send me an e-mail with what you want and where you live. I'll figure out how much it costs to ship to you & pack them in the next couple days (sorry very busy today) and let you know what that costs. I'd appreciate say, $5 USD per card on top of shipping, I think that's fair... not trying to make a profit off anyone's back but it'll cover the cost of a few more Q-bus boards for my stash so we can trade indirectly, something useful to me for something useful to you. I'm very flexible; my main priority is re-allocating these cards to people that can actually use them; just offer what you think is fair. I'd like to make sure everyone who needs a few NICs gets at least one or two, but generally first-come first served. Best, Sean On Thu, Jun 12, 2014 at 6:53 PM, Sean Caron <scaron at umich.edu> wrote: