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Yea you could get some money out of that.

But for me I would keep it, I love old computers.

Make sure it boots into the OS, most of these had HDD issues.

And look at the back, what does it say. The 1MB RAM version is most popular.

This version was released in 1984, so a very nice collectible, GET IT NOW!

And dat plastic is still white, this could go for crap tons! Most have yellowed plastic!

 

Look at this beat-up one for $700

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1984-Apple-Macintosh-128K-System-Very-Early-Production-Date-Non-Upgraded-/331240633594?pt=US_Vintage_Computers_Mainframes&hash=item4d1f7af4fa

 

You might need this too.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Museum-Display-Case-for-your-Rare-Macintosh-128K-of-512K-Mac-not-included-/151065555022?pt=US_Vintage_Computers_Mainframes&hash=item232c35704e

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Why not just buy it then mod it to fit modern components? :D

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it has a retro apple logo on it, some hipster would buy that from you on ebay for way to much just because it is retro apple. 

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How much is it being listed for?

 not sure, but it's chea p for sure

Why not just buy it then mod it to fit modern components? :D

cuz it's du antique :)
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exactly why I'm asking

 

Yea. $700> if it still works. And the plastic is perfect so extra $$$.

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sorry here it is. It comes with the mouse, keyboard, and floppy reader

 

Buy it, but what is the model number on the back and any other info. Some models will have the entire Macintosh division signatures on the inside of the case.

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Yea you could get some money out of that.

But for me I would keep it, I love old computers.

Make sure it boots into the OS, most of these had HDD issues.

And look at the back, what does it say. The 1MB RAM version is most popular.

This version was released in 1984, so a very nice collectible, GET IT NOW!

And dat plastic is still white, this could go for crap tons! Most have yellowed plastic!

 

Look at this beat-up one for $700

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1984-Apple-Macintosh-128K-System-Very-Early-Production-Date-Non-Upgraded-/331240633594?pt=US_Vintage_Computers_Mainframes&hash=item4d1f7af4fa

 

You might need this too.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Museum-Display-Case-for-your-Rare-Macintosh-128K-of-512K-Mac-not-included-/151065555022?pt=US_Vintage_Computers_Mainframes&hash=item232c35704e

  

Yea. $700> if it still works. And the plastic is perfect so extra $$$.

alright, I'll go get it. I'll update u guys later
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Buy it, but what is the model number on the back and any other info. Some models will have the entire Macintosh division signatures on the inside of the case.

I dunno model # or any other info. I'm outside, and I won't be going past the garage sale for about an hour.
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I dunno model # or any other info. I'm outside, and I won't be going past the garage sale for about an hour.

I just took a quick look on eBay and they go for a good price especially if it's in working condition
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Isn't this PC so old? It's a garage sale. Should I purchase it and sell it for more on the internet? Thanks

definitly pick it up, i would probably keep it, always wanted atleast one retro computer

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Its time for an upgrade. Brand new 72pin EDO RAM.

 

 

As in actually brand-new, never opened??? How many megabytes is each stick?

 

BTW, your camera is rather terrible.

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Here are a few of my goodies :D

-Windows 98 disc-

I also have a genuine Windows XP Professional x64 laying around somewhere.

You'll be amazed how many links are on the pirate bay for W98.

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That's not the point though. It's cool to own an original disk :)

I know. But seeing them all on pirate be makes me remember using that OS in primary school. Downloaded one and used it for a while. 

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Most of my RAM

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Intel WS440BX Motherboard with Intel Pentium 3 500MHz "Katamai"

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Close-up of the processor

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ASUS nVidia TNT2 RIVA 32MB AGP 4X

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Chaintech or PNY nVidia GeForce FX 5200 128MB AGP 8X

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ATI Radeon X1650 Pro PowerColor Edition 256MB GDDR2 AGP 8X

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3dfx VooDoo3 3000 16MB AGP 2X

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Close-up

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The pins

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Soundblaster 16, Soundblaster Live! 5.1 Digital, Riptide PC80079

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Maxtor DiamondMax Plus 8 40GB, Seagate Barracuda ATA IV 40GB, and an IntelliPoint CD.

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I too have a Soundblaster Live 5.1 around somewhere, and an AGP graphics card with a missing inductor. Will post pics when I can.

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As in actually brand-new, never opened??? How many megabytes is each stick?

 

BTW, your camera is rather terrible.

 

Yep, brand new, never opened. Each box has two sticks, each stick is 16mb, so thats a whopping 64mb of ram.

 

Yeah, I lost my camera so I used my Nexus 7. I don't know why but it seems that the nexus 7 camera is just getting worse over time 0.o

Old shit no one cares about but me.

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I also recently got a new Socket 7 motherboard. This is the first S7 ATX board that I've ever had. It even has AGP. I'm definitely building something with this.

 

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Also it came with an AMD k6-III 450mhz.

 

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Old shit no one cares about but me.

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I also recently got a new Socket 7 motherboard. This is the first S7 ATX board that I've ever had. It even has AGP. I'm definitely building something with this.

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Also it came with an AMD k6-III 450mhz.

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I dunno why, but it feels like the socket is trying to escape the board.

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I have over 450 sticks of Kingston DDR2 ram somewhere in the basement and I have 9 Pentium 4 CPUs.

 

I'll post the bags of ram later.

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I have over 450 sticks of Kingston DDR2 ram somewhere in the basement and I have 9 Pentium 4 CPUs.

 

I'll post the bags of ram later.

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Do this ^^^

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