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Title mostly says it all. Includes Megapixel monitor, NeXT mouse, and NeXT keyboard. Please PM if interested. I'm in central TX.

Ran across a Mac 512k board that had been upgraded at some point in time, but unfortunately I have found practically no information about the MagicSCSI board (770-5380). Is anyone familiar with this board? Will I need to use any special drivers to access a SCSI drive? Is it possible to boot from...

There is a nice Apple 1 (with provenance) on eBay that is being sold by Dick and Cliff Huston. Starting bid is $35k. Good luck everyone. :-) Edit: They have also listed an IMSAI that was used for developing Applesoft. Cool stuff!

I recently picked up a reasonably priced GatorBox CS, but unfortunately I have been having a heck of time getting it configured. When I received the box, it was already configured by the previous user. As expected, their configuration would not have worked for me locally, but they also had a...

Here's a neat little guy that will be receiving some much needed TLC soon: From the other pictures that I've seen, there's no telling what it has been through the past few decades. If I'm lucky, it will only need a gentle bath! (fingers crossed)

Incredible. An Apple II w/ Integer ROMs (#220876370111) just sold for over $5k on eBay. I don't see anything particularly unique about this Apple II and have actually seen (what I consider) much more rare Apple II's sell for less than half of that in the past 6 months. Guess that's just typical...

A few on here may remember that I spent some time rehabilitating a very sad Apple II. It took awhile, but now my II is running smoothly and is no longer producing any errors during testing. Fast forward to this week and I was able to purchase my first Apple /// for essentially shipping (which...

Bidding started today at $0.99. Item number: 260794621595 "It should at least be a good source for parts." :-D (Not mine.)

The good news: I picked up a nice looking (ROM upgraded) Apple II. The bad news: It doesn't boot. I'm not sure where I should start, but I'm seeing the current screen (with or without cards) upon boot: Upon physical inspection, everything appears to look ok for a system 30+ years old, but...

Does the card in slot 3 look familiar to anyone? The gray cables run to J25, and there appears to be an audio(?) jack on the back of the card and perhaps one in the front as well.

Is there any way to tell without powering it on? Also, any idea why this (ground?) wire is attached in such a fashion?

I ran across a pair of Alaska Cards and was curious if anyone can think of a unique reason to use it in 2011? Collectible? Reference: Alaska Card aka Wildcard 2 Cheers!