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Originally posted by mblahnikluver
Originally posted by jude11
Keep that baby!
That could be your retirement sale in years to come.
Good find sir!
Peace
Thanks
Yea I won't be selling it. I always wanted one and even though I had to wait 14yrs I still want it. It's useful and I like Claris Works and know the programs on it I remember them in school and at the libraries.
Im a girl
Originally posted by n3mesis
awesome find.!! i haven't had any in a while but your find and post was inspirational haha i need to get back out there asap now and the mattel football vid was an awesome throwback to my youth i had one and loved it i bet if i still had it i'd pick that over any game or device i have at the moment.!!
Originally posted by JustSlowlyBackAway
I got to tour Google last winter with someone we know who works there. They have this little 'shrine' area set up where all the geeks have lovingly brought their older machines in (fully operational, of course) and set them up in a kind of museum. Atari, old Apple IIC's, Commodores, IBMs, and TI-99/4A (which we used to have!)
I think Apple technology does become collectable. They're so beautiful. We were a bit horrified when we found out the Apple IIC we gave away is worth some money now. If it works, hang onto it. These are not rare now, but it won't take long for them to disappear from the scene.
Plus, you can still use it for stuff, even if it can't handle the internet anymore. Macs are pretty wonderful things.
Originally posted by Neopan100
COoL! I had one it was my favorite color orange. Then we purchased the blueberry one and then the graphite one then the emac which was completely white..got the black screen of death on the emac.. but hey it lasted along time..
Originally posted by insanedr4gon
It's amazing what one can find at a thrift store/flea market/ garage or whatever sale. If you look hard enough, there is almost always a gem in the pile of trash at those places.
I once found a pre-WWI clock at a garage sale. Unfortunately, it did not work, but I still got it for around $50 I think.
Congrats on the find, and the job.