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Started by Brian Sturgill
Sat, 17 Mar 1990 00:57
DEC Vaxen, Gould 9080, Apollos, Sun-2's, frame buffers for sale
Author: Brian Sturgill
Date: Sat, 17 Mar 1990 00:57
Date: Sat, 17 Mar 1990 00:57
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The University of Utah Department of Computer Science has the following equipment for immediate sale: Vax 8600 (lots of expansion slots, good options) Gould 9080 (fully loaded) Vax 11/785 Vax 11/780 2 Vaxstation II's 4 Apollo DN3000's and older machines 8 AED frame buffers with monitors 2 Sun 2/120's To discuss, dicker, get more info, etc, contact Brian Sturgill (801) 581-5591. DETAILED DESCRIPTION ************ Digital Equipment Corporation VAX 8600, FPA, SBI adapter, UBA, Unibus expansion cabinet, DMF32, SBI expansion cabinet, DELUA, UDA50, RH780-FA, two TU78 tape drives w/formatter, 4M DEC memory, 16M ClearPoint memory, LN01 laser printer. (Running and on DEC maintenance). [We also have RP06's and RP07's if you want them.] DEC reseller would charge: $57,500 We're asking: $39,000 VAX 11/785 (available in June), FPA, FCC-comp, 4M DEC memory, 10M Trendata memory, STC 6250, DELUA. (Currently up and running; on DEC maintenance). DEC reseller would charge: $20,000 We're asking: $12,500 VAX 11/780, FCC-comp, FPA, RH780, DELUA, Unibus expansion cabinet, 4M DEC memory, 4M National Semiconductor memory, 10M Trendata memory, DataSystems Floppy Disk Drive, TC-130 Western Peripheral magtape controller. (Running and on DEC maintenance.) DEC reseller would charge: $9,000 We're asking: $5,000 VaxStation II, RD53, TK50, 2M DEC memory, 8M EMC memory, (Running; until last month was on DEC maintenance), Ultrix 2 user license, (monitor does not work). DEC reseller would charge: $9,000 We're asking: $3,000 VaxStation II, RD53, TK50, 2M DEC memory, 4M Standard Memories memory, (Running; unitl last month was on DEC maintenance.) Ultrix 2 user license, (monitor does not work). DEC reseller would charge: $8,800 We're asking: $2,800 ************ Gould (Belongs to the College of Engineering) Gould 9080 computer; hour meter: 39,469.4. 1 StorageTEK 1690 high density 1/2" vacuum column tape drive. 5 CDC 9772-850 disks (1064c, 16h, 43sec, 749M formatted). 2 Gould 8064 HSDP disk controllers. 88 EIA-232 async ports (11 boards x 8 ports each). (Gould maintained & deinstalled.) Asking $60,000 ************ Apollo Computers 3 DN-3000, 4M memory, 19" Mono CRT. 1 DN-3000, 4M memory, 19" Mono CRT, MSD-340M disk, 1/4" cartridge tape drive. 2 DSP-90, 3M memory, FPU, Intel SMD disk controller. 1 DSP-90, 3M memory, FPU, Intel SMD disk controller, Tecstor 315M disk. 1 DSP-90, 3M memory, FPU, Intel SMD disk controller, Tecstor 315M disk, ethernet interface, pertec interface. 5 DN-330, 3 M memory, Mono CRT. 12 DN-300 1.5M memory, Mono CRT. 2 DN-560, 3M memory, FPU, Color CRT. 1 DN-560, 3M memory, FPU, Color CRT, disk controller, two MSD-86M disks, 1/4" tape. 1 DSP-160, 4M memory, MSD-154M disk. 2 DSP-80, 1M memory. ************ Sun Microsystems Sun II/120, 19" mono CRT, Sky FPU, 3M memory, ethernet interface. Sun II/120, 19" mono CRT, Sky FPU, 4M memory, ethernet interface, SCSI controller, 1/4" tape drive. For Sun II: Interphase 2181 SMD disk controller, Fujitsu 2322K 168M SMD disk. ************** AED 8 AED 512 frame buffers w/ Summagraphics 3 button mouse; Mitsubishi C3919LP broadcast quality, 25 Mhz, .31 pitch monitor. ************** PURCHASING INFORMATION Sales of all equipment is subject to bid procedure, prices shown are indicative of a fair offer. Bidding for some of the equipment ends March 30, 1990. For general or technical information contact: Brian Sturgill, (801) 581-5591, brian@cs.utah.edu. Fax: (801) 581-5843 Purchasing arrangements should be made through: Clifton Grindstaff University of Utah Property Management (801) 581-7917
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