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[Jim Ray <jim AT neuse.net>]

you might want to consider a donation to triangle united way.  they do a 
great job of refurbishing pcs and placing them in non profits:

http://www.unitedwaytriangle.org/t4t/index.asp

regards,

jim

ps good luck with the new job.

Jim Ray, President
Neuse River Network, Inc.

tel: 919-838-1672 x111
toll free: 800-617-7652
http://www.Neuse.Net

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Bill Geschwind wrote:
> Apologies for cross-posting!
>
> I recently accepted a new job and will be moving out of the area in the next
> two months. I am going through all of my stuff in preparation for moving and
> have some old equipment for sale or give-away:
>
> - Pentium III 550 MHz computer with 512 MB RAM, 20 GB Western Digital hard
> drive, full tower case, old CD burner, DVD drive with Creative Labs DVD
> decoder card, floppy, internal ATA ZIP drive, SoundBlaster Live 5.1 sound
> card, NIC (not sure off top of my head if 10 or 10/100), 33.6 modem, ATI PCI
> All-in-wonder video card with TV tuner, ABit motherboard, beige full-tower
> case. An extremely nice machine when it was new in 1999. Only used
> occasionally since 2002 as a test bed. Everything still works. Hard disk
> wiped using KillDisk. I would like a token amount of money for this, say
> $20.00. U pick it up.
>
> - Envision 19" beige CRT monitor. It's big. It's heavy. It works just fine.
> It's nothing fancy. Bought it new in 2003 but didn't use much. I would like
> a token amount of money for this as well, shall we say again $20.00. U pick
> it up.
>
> - AOC Spectrum Series 17" beige CRT monitor. Haven't used it at all in the
> last maybe 2 years, but I presume it still works fine. $5.00 and you come
> pick it up. Will throw in a "power center" power-strip like device for your
> trouble.
>
> - Sharp UX-460 plain paper fax machine. Comes with manual, quick setup
> guide, and spare imaging film. Has been sitting in the corner not doing
> anything for the last two years. Worked just fine up until then and I
> presume it still does. $5.00 and you come pick it up.
>
> - Practically antique 3 button Gravis joystick. Has an old-fashioned
> gameport interface. Hate to landfill it. Free if you come pick it up.
>
> - Extremely old-school KVM-like device. Ports for 4 computers. Uses DIN
> keyboard and VGA video connectors. No mouse connectors. Includes two VGA KVM
> cables. Haven't used it in I don't know how long. Hate to landfill it. Free
> if you come pick it up.
>
> - Parallel port ZIP drive. Haven't used it in years; it worked just fine
> last time I used it and I presume it still does. Hate to landfill it. Free
> if you come pick it up
>
> - No-name white "ergonomic" keyboard. Purple PS/2 connector. $1.00 and you
> come pick it up.
>
> - Ergonomic white ahem "Microsoft" ball-mouse with scroll-wheel and white
> PS/2 connector. Yours free if you come pick it up.
>
> If interested in any of this stuff, please write me off-list. Stuff can be
> picked up from my house in Durham near South Square. Would like to get rid
> of it this weekend if at all possible.
>
> Thanks,
> Bill
>
>
>
>
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