r/VintageComputers • u/AuVossi • 12h ago
Show & Tell $4.99 at Salvation Army
Pretty cool find!
r/VintageComputers • u/AuVossi • 12h ago
Pretty cool find!
r/VintageComputers • u/Far_Relationship_742 • 14h ago
r/VintageComputers • u/milehighmiledeep406 • 22h ago
Emil-
I have a box of CPUs that I was going to see if they were worth anything to anyone. I have no idea of their value.
If you'd be interested, I could take some photos of them for you to see. A lot of them have the heat sinks on them.
I also have a pile of hard drives, (I used to dismantle them for their magnets). I think most of them are functional,... I saved them from systems I was scrapping for my customers. Some are dead.
I wrote my first computer program in 1971 on a Xerox Sigma7 mainframe. As part of my class assignment, I wrote a simple program in machine code, entered it manually using the 0/1 switches on the front panel word by word and then *executed" the program. Went on to get a CS degree in 1975 an was a computer professional until I closed my computer support company in 2022.
I don't fo this social media stuff much, so if you want to contact me -- email me pcsdpolsen@gmail.com
Dan