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1 total messages Started by Rich Johnson Mon, 21 Feb 1994 20:23
Mac IIci, DayStar 50MHz Accellerator, 1+Gb SCSI Drive for sale
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Author: Rich Johnson
Date: Mon, 21 Feb 1994 20:23
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Mac IIci

     4Mb RAM
     No Hard Drive        (i.e., a IIci 4/0)
     No cache card        (available elsewhere for about $70)
     Clean High Density floppy drive
     Includes metal ball mouse, no keyboard, no monitor
     3 years old

     $700   for IIci 4/0

Daystar PowerCache IIci

     50MHz 68030 accelerator
     50MHz 68882 FPU too
     2 years old

     Ratings from Speedometer (higher is better):
          IIci alone _ _ _ _ _ _  7.3
          IIfx alone _ _ _ _ _ _ 11.0
          IIci with PowerCache _ 12.0

     $550   for 50MHz PowerCache w/FPU

Seagate ST11200N internal hard drive (from IIci)

     1054 Mb formatted capacity
     SCSI-2 Fast
     12.0 ms average seek time
     6 months old

     $750   for 1Gb hard drive

     Sun SCSI 2 pizza box style case and (bulletproof) power supply
     with the drive mounted inside it (if you want an external drive):

     $40    for Sun drive case

Contact me about possible bundles.

All this stuff is in mint condition (except for the Sun drive case -
it has a couple of broken plastic catches on the lid).  If the prices
are too much for you, don't hesitate to make what you consider a
reasonable offer.

E-mail rjjohnso@nyx.cs.du.edu

Delivery in Fort Collins...Denver...Colorado Springs area of Colorado
included in the prices.

Preferred terms: Free delivery in area above, or COD for cash with
                 buyer covering shipping/COD charges.

Reason for selling: Bought AV Mac, buying PowerPC

Rich
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rjjohnso@nyx.cs.du.edu
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