Re: Sun Sparc-10 marketability?

David Williams <djw@smooth1.demon.co.uk> wrote: Here in the US there's a magazine that specializes in the used computer equipment trade called "Compu-Mart. Here's their info: 899 Presidential, Ste. 110 Richardson, TX 75081 214-238-1155 FAX 214.238.1132 I also have a friend who is in the business, and last I talked to him he bought a bunch of Sun Sparc equipment and had no clue what to do with it - Mack Ingraham 817-590-9790 Hope this helps! >In article <32496499.1ED3@fermi.amsinc.com>, Richard Leyton ><rleyton@fermi.amsinc.com> writes >>Andy Houseman wrote: >>> >>> Anyone have any idea how much I could get for a used Sun Sparcstation >>> 10 (64MB Memory, 1GB + 4MB disks)? >>> >>> [Actually, I'd rather keep it, but I have to prove to my boss that >>> it's more valuable to us than to someone else :-)] >>> >>> -- Andy HousemanHorsley Bridge Partnersandy@horsley.com >> >>I'll give you a fiver for it... :-) >> >>Best bet is to look in any trade mags you can lay your hands on. There >>are a number of companies that specialise in turning old/bankrupt stock >>around. In the UK at least, I've seen adverts for used Suns in good nick >>for several thousand pounds. >> >>Can't be more specific than that I'm afraid. >> >>Regards, >> >>Richard. >>PS. As an afterthought, maybe the comp.sys.sun hierarch'd be a good >>place to post this query? >> >>-- >>Richard Leyton, AMS Management Systems Deutschland GmbH >>mailto:richard_leyton@mail.amsinc.com >> (LEAP Home page): >>http://www.brookes.ac.uk/~e0190404/leap.html >>Opinions are my own, and not representative of AMS. > I might be interested - could you give me examples of trades mags?? >-- >David Williams