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Started by Jeremy Laws
Mon, 14 Aug 2000 00:00
An old SPARC 5 or 20
Author: Jeremy Laws
Date: Mon, 14 Aug 2000 00:00
Date: Mon, 14 Aug 2000 00:00
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I'm looking to set up a test machine and need an old 5, 10 or 20. Do you know of any equipment being sold off? I'm having to buy the machine myself (my firms to tight) so can't afford a lot any help please. I'm in West Yorkshire, England. -- jeremy.laws@waynegraham.com please cc the above in any reply to the group. Thanks.
Re: An old SPARC 5 or 20
Author: Van
Date: Thu, 17 Aug 2000 00:00
Date: Thu, 17 Aug 2000 00:00
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"Jeremy Laws" <jeremy.laws@waynegraham.com> wrote in message news:8n8901$hp4$1@gxsn.com... > I'm looking to set up a test machine and need an old 5, 10 or 20. Do you > know of any equipment being sold off? I'm having to buy the machine myself > (my firms to tight) so can't afford a lot any help please. > > I'm in West Yorkshire, England. > -- > > jeremy.laws@waynegraham.com > please cc the above in any reply to the group. Thanks. > > Try Productivety Computer Systems (pcs), www.pcs.co.uk - I've used them often for "second user" (recon) machines at work, and found them to be very good. They have offices at Wakefield and London. Glancing at their website, they only show new stuff - you will have to call them. For extra disks, memory, etc., I've also found transtec, www.transtec.co.uk are also pretty good. I haven't actually bought personal use from these companies, since I have to have a workstation at home to access and monitor our work systems, and have managed to nobble an ss20 (that was just to make you jealous). -- van 'On a clear disk, you can seek for ever' remove vegetable to reply
Re: An old SPARC 5 or 20
Author: ROBERT GORSUCH
Date: Sun, 20 Aug 2000 00:00
Date: Sun, 20 Aug 2000 00:00
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Many individuals and companies sell things on http://www.ebay.com . You can get their names from their auction listings if you don't want to actually bother with the auction. Check the completed auctions to get an idea of recent asking prices for the systems you want. Things tend to get bid up at the last possible minute, so the current bid is not necessarily a reflection of the final price. You can check for local auctions only if it matters to you. Jeremy Laws <jeremy.laws@waynegraham.com> wrote in message news:8n8901$hp4$1@gxsn.com... > I'm looking to set up a test machine and need an old 5, 10 or 20. Do you > know of any equipment being sold off? I'm having to buy the machine myself > (my firms to tight) so can't afford a lot any help please. > > I'm in West Yorkshire, England. > -- > > jeremy.laws@waynegraham.com > please cc the above in any reply to the group. Thanks. > >
Re: An old SPARC 5 or 20
Author: Josh Cohen
Date: Mon, 21 Aug 2000 00:00
Date: Mon, 21 Aug 2000 00:00
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As another poster indicated, I would try ebay. I recently bought a used sparc from someone on ebay. Im happy with the results.. "Van" <van.ash@carrot-subdimension.com> wrote in message news:qhWm5.17093$671.1998767@nnrp4.clara.net... > "Jeremy Laws" <jeremy.laws@waynegraham.com> wrote in message > news:8n8901$hp4$1@gxsn.com... > > I'm looking to set up a test machine and need an old 5, 10 or 20. Do you > > know of any equipment being sold off? I'm having to buy the machine myself > > (my firms to tight) so can't afford a lot any help please. > > > > I'm in West Yorkshire, England. > > -- > > > > jeremy.laws@waynegraham.com > > please cc the above in any reply to the group. Thanks. > > > > > Try Productivety Computer Systems (pcs), www.pcs.co.uk - I've used them > often for "second user" (recon) machines at work, and found them to be very > good. They have offices at Wakefield and London. Glancing at their > website, they only show new stuff - you will have to call them. > > For extra disks, memory, etc., I've also found transtec, www.transtec.co.uk > are also pretty good. > > I haven't actually bought personal use from these companies, since I have to > have a workstation at home to access and monitor our work systems, and have > managed to nobble an ss20 (that was just to make you jealous). > -- > van > 'On a clear disk, you can seek for ever' > remove vegetable to reply > > >
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