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I have 3 old cpus a p133 120 and 100 ibm and 9 sticks of edo ram
2, 16 meg 2, 8 and the rest i would think are 4megs and a 256 cash
stick
cheep no offer will be refused!

John <energizr67-> wrote:

>I have 3 old cpus a p133 120 and 100 ibm and 9 sticks of edo ram
>2, 16 meg 2, 8 and the rest i would think are 4megs and a 256 cash
>stick
>cheep no offer will be refused!

£1.

1 dong (official currency of Vietnam)

You can drop it off anytime.
JJ
Antarctic research station

John wrote:
>
> I have 3 old cpus a p133 120 and 100 ibm and 9 sticks of edo ram
> 2, 16 meg 2, 8 and the rest i would think are 4megs and a 256 cash
> stick
> cheep no offer will be refused!

On Sun, 25 Jan 2004 13:46:13 -0600, Jeremy <>
wrote:

>1 dong (official currency of Vietnam)
>
>You can drop it off anytime.
>JJ
>Antarctic research station
>
>John wrote:
>>
>> I have 3 old cpus a p133 120 and 100 ibm and 9 sticks of edo ram
>> 2, 16 meg 2, 8 and the rest i would think are 4megs and a 256 cash
>> stick
>> cheep no offer will be refused!

I know there old and out of date but I just built a friend a new
computer and she was using the p120 so there still out there
5 bucks plus the shipping will cut it if anyone what's these state of
the art computer parts
hey I paid 150 bucks for a 4 meg simm some years ago now there worth
nothing!

I understand your situation entirely. The value of these items has
dropped to almost zero. A real shame is what it is. Yet a small
Pentium can still be a very capable machine for dial-up internet
access, with a decent modem. I still use them myself and cannot
justify replacing them.
I see sometimes a grouping of parts like you have, will sell on eBay.
I have been watching eBay and comparing prices for some left over
components I have, and wonder if it is even worth the bother. The jury
is still out.
If all else fails, maybe a charity would be glad to get them,
providing you write-off contributions for tax purposes, or just feel
generous. Anyway good luck, Somebody out there can use them. You
just have to find that person. KK

In response to:

John <energizr67-> wrote in message > >>
> >> I have 3 old cpus a p133 120 and 100 ibm and 9 sticks of edo ram
> >> 2, 16 meg 2, 8 and the rest i would think are 4megs and a 256 cash
> >> stick
> >> cheep no offer will be refused!
>
> I know there old and out of date but I just built a friend a new
> computer and she was using the p120 so there still out there
> 5 bucks plus the shipping will cut it if anyone what's these state of
> the art computer parts
> hey I paid 150 bucks for a 4 meg simm some years ago now there worth
> nothing!

"John" <energizr67-> wrote in message
news:...
> I have 3 old cpus a p133 120 and 100 ibm and 9 sticks of edo ram
> 2, 16 meg 2, 8 and the rest i would think are 4megs and a 256 cash
> stick
> cheep no offer will be refused!

Drill a small hole in them, attach a ring and sell them as key fobs.

Hank

Jeremy wrote:
>
> 1 dong (official currency of Vietnam)
>
> You can drop it off anytime.
> JJ
> Antarctic research station
>
> John wrote:
> >
> > I have 3 old cpus a p133 120 and 100 ibm and 9 sticks of edo ram
> > 2, 16 meg 2, 8 and the rest i would think are 4megs and a 256 cash
> > stick
> > cheep no offer will be refused!

...or donate to Diskette Dumpster:
http://members.tripod.com/diskettedumpster/

On Mon, 26 Jan 2004 21:29:14 GMT, "Hank" <> wrote:

>
>"John" <energizr67-> wrote in message
>news:.. .
>> I have 3 old cpus a p133 120 and 100 ibm and 9 sticks of edo ram
>> 2, 16 meg 2, 8 and the rest i would think are 4megs and a 256 cash
>> stick
>> cheep no offer will be refused!
>
>Drill a small hole in them, attach a ring and sell them as key fobs.
>
>Hank
This wouldn't be a problem how many would you like to buy?
I'm selling them for $1 each.

"John" <energizr67-> wrote in message
news:...
> On Mon, 26 Jan 2004 21:29:14 GMT, "Hank" <> wrote:
>
> >
> >"John" <energizr67-> wrote in message
> >news:.. .
> >> I have 3 old cpus a p133 120 and 100 ibm and 9 sticks of edo ram
> >> 2, 16 meg 2, 8 and the rest i would think are 4megs and a 256 cash
> >> stick
> >> cheep no offer will be refused!
> >
> >Drill a small hole in them, attach a ring and sell them as key fobs.
> >
> >Hank
> This wouldn't be a problem how many would you like to buy?
> I'm selling them for $1 each.
>
>

Thanks but no thanks, I already have about $100.00 worth.

Hank