[geeks] Help me identify...

[Chris Byrne]

If you do get your hands on a couple of functioning IIGSs (with monitors),
I'm first in line to try and get one off of you. There are some neat things
you can do with IIGSs and add on cards, plus there is a UNIX port for IIGSs
that I'd love to try.

Chris Byrne

-----Original Message-----
From: geeks-admin at sunhelp.org [mailto:geeks-admin at sunhelp.org]On Behalf
Of Robert J. Slover
Sent: Saturday, March 17, 2001 14:23
To: Jonathan Katz; geeks at sunhelp.org
Subject: RE: [geeks] Help me identify...


> Hi guys!
>
> My dad is now teaching high school (of all things.) He's actually
> teaching kids stuff they need to know for CCNA and A+ Certs. Don't
> debate the merits (lack thereof) but he was going through the
> storeroom and found some stuff circa 1976. He said it was labelled
> 'S2G' (or SG2) and there were two PCs. Based solely on that info do
> any of you think you know what that is? He's going to snag them
> next week and I'll have posession of them next weekend. He said
> they were "really dusty" and "probably not working" but that's the
> easy part :)
>
> TIA!
>
> -Jon

Jon,

If I had to guess, I'd say IIgs.  It is also not
clear from your message whether the stuff labeled
in this way has anything to do with the 2 PC's. One
is very likely to find Apple II-era stuff hanging
around in school storage closets.  A few years ago
I visited my old high school Calc teacher (who ran
the computer club and still uses her II) and ended
up with a full set of Apple II manuals and disks
still in the shrink wrap from the closet of a lab
that had been full of PC's for 8 years.  She was
amazed that I wanted them.

Whatever it is, I hope you find it interesting.

--Robert
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