While I can't boast having a collection as fine as Blackcube's- here is my meager collection: (older items only)
SparcStation 5- 70 Solaris 7 server
SparcStation 5-170 Solaris 8
VaxStation 4000-60 OpenVMS 7.1 (because everyone should have a desktop mainframe)
Thinkpad 755
DEC i266 Workstaion- upgraded to dual 333's (jokingly the "666" box)
Emulex P4000 32port terminal server
NSM Mercury 40 CD jukebox (150 cd cap. with 4 drives)
HP Netserver 4d /66 LM (because I can actually put FH drives in it!)
Televideo 9220 Terminal (My fave)
VT-220 terminal
Hazeltine 1520 terminal
Assorted other aging storage including MO drives, DEC expansion boxes, two RAID boxes (one SUN and one Compaq) and a 730MB Fireball thats been in constant service since it was new!
HP LJ II - Its fun to watch the Sun dim when I need to print something
Setting our wayback machine- the oldest (and seriously most reliable) in the lot- NEC PC-8500 Laptop with a Z-80 processor running CP/M
And all these machines actually manage to exist on one network
Other machines in inventory but not currently in service-
TRS-80 Mod II
Netframe 9000-16
PowerPC 7100
Blackcube you have certainly raised the bar for collections- now I can point at your listing and say to my wife with a straight face- "see one more machine isn't going to hurt-look at this guy!"
SparcStation 5- 70 Solaris 7 server
SparcStation 5-170 Solaris 8
VaxStation 4000-60 OpenVMS 7.1 (because everyone should have a desktop mainframe)
Thinkpad 755
DEC i266 Workstaion- upgraded to dual 333's (jokingly the "666" box)
Emulex P4000 32port terminal server
NSM Mercury 40 CD jukebox (150 cd cap. with 4 drives)
HP Netserver 4d /66 LM (because I can actually put FH drives in it!)
Televideo 9220 Terminal (My fave)
VT-220 terminal
Hazeltine 1520 terminal
Assorted other aging storage including MO drives, DEC expansion boxes, two RAID boxes (one SUN and one Compaq) and a 730MB Fireball thats been in constant service since it was new!
HP LJ II - Its fun to watch the Sun dim when I need to print something
Setting our wayback machine- the oldest (and seriously most reliable) in the lot- NEC PC-8500 Laptop with a Z-80 processor running CP/M
And all these machines actually manage to exist on one network
Other machines in inventory but not currently in service-
TRS-80 Mod II
Netframe 9000-16
PowerPC 7100
Blackcube you have certainly raised the bar for collections- now I can point at your listing and say to my wife with a straight face- "see one more machine isn't going to hurt-look at this guy!"