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Re: FS: PowerBook 140 8/160, GV PP Gold

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From: David Goldsmith
Date: Thu, 09 May 1996 00:00
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<david_goldsmith-0705961722040001@david-goldsmith.taligent.com>,
david_goldsmith@taligent.com (David Goldsmith) wrote:
> For sale:
> 
> Macintosh PowerBook 140 8MB RAM, 160MB (APS) hard disk (including APS
> PowerTools 3.8 software), 640x400 1 bit display, 16 MHz 68030 processor
> (Mac IIci equivalent) including power adapter, two NiCd batteries,
> microphone, System 7.5 (on CD-ROM, sorry, that's all I have, but it's
> preinstalled, and if you have access to a machine with a CD you can make
> disks), Apple Remote Access 2.0.1 client. This machine is just over 4
> years old and is in perfect working order (except the trackball needs
> lubrication, I'll take care of that before you get it if you like). Also
> includes original manuals.
> 
> Includes Global Village PowerPort Gold 14.4 Data/9600 Fax modem, with
> GlobalFax 2.5 software. This modem is just under one year old (it was a
> warranty replacement) and has the latest firmware. Includes GlobalFax 2.5
> manual.
> 
> Asking $700, shipping not included.
> 
> Optional extra: Stacker 2.0 for Macintosh, $40. Driver-level disk
> compression tool, approximately doubles disk space (depending on file
> contents). Warning: I have not tried Stacker with the APS driver yet. I
> was using Hard Disk Toolkit 1.8, but I don't want to sell that so I put
> the APS driver back on the disk. I know it works with the HDT driver. I
> have had this on the disk almost the whole time I owned the machine, and
> it has performed flawlessly with no compatibility problems or conflicts.
> Includes manual.
> 
> Currently ARA and GlobalFax are not installed. I will ship you the disks,
> but I can install them if you like before shipping. Also, the machine has
> 7.5.0; I can update to 7.5.1 or 7.5.3 before shipping if you like.
> 
> This machine works well with RAM Doubler, but I am not including that.
> 
> Please respond via e-mail, as I don't normally read these groups. Thanks!

Oops, I messed up. The PowerBook 140 is a IIcx/IIx equivalent (at 16MHz),
*not* a IIci. I'm very sorry about the mistake.

It's still for sale.

-- 
David Goldsmith
Senior Scientist
Taligent, Inc.
10355 N. DeAnza Blvd.
Cupertino, CA 95014-2233
david_goldsmith@taligent.com
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From: david_goldsmith@taligent.com (David Goldsmith)
Subject: Re: FS: PowerBook 140 8/160, GV PP Gold
Date: 1996/05/09
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