For Sale: spotted on Craigslist (continuous sightings)

[Agent Orange]

To bad its the wrong Lincoln Park. That is a great price for that system (assuming it really works and the extent of moisture damage...)

I'd jump on this thing but have absolutely no place to set it up. Shipping would probably be a killer. It looks to be in pretty good shape.

[Culbrelai]

I live very close to Lincoln Park. Tempting for sure. If only it was MCA and not EISA

[gp2000]

Diskless TRS-80 Model III for $125 in Portland. Looks to be in pretty good shape:

https://portland.craigslist.org/wsc/...009664508.html

[Unknown_K]

I live very close to Lincoln Park. Tempting for sure. If only it was MCA and not EISA

Unless I am mistaken isn't that dual Pentium Pro server? If so $40 is a steal.

[KC9UDX]

What would the normal price be? I've got at least one similar machine that are probably worth more due to brand recognition; but I've no idea what they're worth at all.

[Shadow Lord]

What would the normal price be? I've got at least one similar machine that are probably worth more due to brand recognition; but I've no idea what they're worth at all.

More brand recognition then HP?

[KC9UDX]

More brand recognition then HP?

IBM.

JavaScript says that's too short.

[Shadow Lord]

IBM.

JavaScript says that's too short.

I beg to disagree. I think HP has as much brand recognition as IBM. It would be like saying more people recognize Coke vs. Pepsi....

[KC9UDX]

I beg to disagree. I think HP has as much brand recognition as IBM. It would be like saying more people recognize Coke vs. Pepsi....

Not my point though. Old Chevies sell for more than old Buicks.

[Shadow Lord]

Not my point though. Old Chevies sell for more than old Buicks.

That is an interesting argument that I have wondered about myself... I.E. at what point did IBM lose it's brand power. I always have thought the decline started around the 486 era.... At that point it didn't have to be an "IBM" any more and a Compaq, Dell, Zeos or G2K was fine. By the Pentium era IBM was making commodity machines and following others lead. In the used market the PC, XT and AT I think demand a premium vs. a clone.The PS/2s have their own subculture but outside of that I don't see a huge bidding war say for an IBM PC300GL. Others, I am sure, would disagree...