In article <
F7F92FE1-C1D7-4D53-976E-7410909AB935@...>,
Lionel Peterson <
lionel4287@...> writes:
> Sun SS5's have a lot of limitations, if you want an SS20 or SS10 (at
> actual shipping cost) drop me a note...
>
> SS5's max out at 256M, SS10 and SS20 go to 512M, and support more, and
> faster, CPUs... Might make for more enjoyable tinkering.
I picked up an SS5 locally for $5. The price was right :-). It also
has a GPIB board in it, which is unusual. It included the usual keyboard,
mouse and optical mousepad. At this point, I'm more interested in
just seeing if I can get the GT to work. Maybe at some point I will
look into getting a better SS, but my focus is on graphics. And yes,
I know the GT is a shitty graphics system :-). But it was free and
even shitty graphics systems have a place in my museum.
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