What do you own besides Amiga?

[lassie]

What Computers/Consoles do you own? Or are there anything special you collect besides Computers

[lassie]

Why?
Are you a burglar?

No of course i am not a burglar.

[lassie]

The only thing I really collect besides computers/consoles is LPs - got most of the discography of Yes, Genesis (the real Genesis, not the twee pop band,) ELP, Pink Floyd, King Crimson, and other classic progressive rock, plus a bunch of other interesting old thrift-store and record-store finds. I do need to get a nicer turntable and a proper amplifier, though...

As for computers...I've got a handful. I've got:

• My Commodore 128, tricked out with 64KB VDC, JiffyDOS, and a 512KB REU.
• The A1200 in my signature, my primary Amiga.
• An A500, which IIRC has only KS1.3 and 1MB chip/slow RAM, which I mostly have for testing purposes when I finally get around to my game projects...
• A Macintosh SE/30 in need of recapping - love the design on it, easily the best compact Mac.
• An iMac G3 (original Bondi model B) that used to belong to my uncle - still have to get his old files off there for him.
• An iMac G4 (15" 700MHz model) - love the design of this thing, and this is one of the first models, which could still boot OS9 (if it can't boot classic Mac OS, it isn't a real Mac.)
• A Powerbook G4 (1GHz TiBook) - this is a no-distractions machine for writing and drawing. Might also be a machine to give MorphOS a try on, if they ever start supporting TiBooks...
• The Power Mac G4 in my signature - MDD model, the last desktop Mac to boot OS9. I don't do enough with this, but it's got a solid video card (Radeon 9800) and runs games pretty well.
• A Packard-Bell IBM AT clone (12MHz 286.) Don't actually do much with this, but I haven't gotten around to finding a home for it yet.
• A Tandy 1000RL - one of the last machines to support Tandy graphics and sound, and also probably one of the first low-profile (pizza-box) PCs.
• A generic 386 box, running a pretty nice Shuttle motherboard with a ton of cache and Am386DX/40 support - pretty zippy, it only chokes up a little on Doom II.
  
• A 486 box I'm in the process of assembling - it was going to use the 486 equivalent of my 386 motherboard, but sadly that turned out to be dead - I did, luckily, find a fairly nice board on eBay that supports the 486DX/50, but unfortunately the seller decided to remove the BIOS, so I'm waiting for a guy I know with the same board to dump the EPROM and send me the image...
• A Packard-Bell Pentium/166 machine - actually pretty crappy, I need to find a new home for this.
• An Athlon machine I assembled to run Morrowind - not sure what I'm going to do with it, now that I've got...
  
• My old P4 gaming rig that I lent to my brother for a while. Nothing extremely mighty, but it runs Oblivion quite satisfactorily, and what more do you need?
  
• A little Core 2 Duo uATX box that I use as a combination media-storage machine and audio-editing workstation (it's got a nice high-quality M-Audio sound card in it.)
• A Pentium III laptop that was my writing machine for a while in place of the Powerbook, until I realized that it was the same weight but over a smaller area, with sharp corners, and that's why my legs hurt so much when I spend too long at a stretch using it. Still sees use as a Win98 machine to drive my EEPROM programmer.
• A Pentium M machine that's my Haiku-acclimation environment, though it's currently in the middle of getting a little TLC (read: halfway disassembled.)
• My daily driver, a Core 2 Duo laptop running XP. Not a terribly exciting machine, but a reliable workhorse.
• A Raspberry Pi that needs more love.
• And finally, my new favorite thing: my MicroPDP-11. Started as an 11/23, got upgraded to an 11/73 when I found another machine at the recycle center that they let me strip. Super-cool; I've wanted a DEC mini for years, but I've never had the budget or space for one of the classic fridge-sized machines. This is nearly the size of an apartment radiator, but still quite a bit more manageable :D Still need to see if I can get the SCSI controller I got to work with this thing...

You sure have a lot of cool stuff

[lassie]

My old stuff


Amiga 4000 030 18 mb ram, 16 giga hard disk
Amiga 2000 030 9 mb ram, 1 giga hard disk
Amiga 2000 68000 5 mb ram, 500 mb hard disk
Amiga 2000 68000 1 mb ram
Amiga 1200 030 34 mb ram 8 GB Hard disk
Amiga 600 4 mb ram, 4 giga hard disk
Amiga 600 1 mb ram
Amiga 500 1 mb ram
Amiga cd32
Commodore 64
Commodore 64c
Commodore 128
Commodore 128D
Atari st
Nintendo Nes
Super Nintendo
Nintendo 64
Sega master system 1 and 2
Sega mega drive 1 and 2
Sega mega cd 1 and 2
Sega 32x
Sega Saturn
Atari Jaguar
Playstation 1 and 2 and 3
Xbox
Philips Cdi
And some old pc
Famicom

[lassie]

I think it is cool that a lot of people collects old stuff I sure use a lot of time on things from yesteryear

[lassie]

I stuck a 70cc kit on my Tomos LX, it only lasted about 700 miles, piston kinda melted.  Should've put on a bigger carb, I think. 50mph was nice, though.

Hi it was a shame the engine could no last with the 70cc on it.

[lassie]

My little collection - More on the website

 KIM-1
 PET
 CBM 3032
 CBM 4032
 C16
 C116
 Plus4
 VC20
 VIC20
 C64
 Australian C64
 SX-64
 C64C
 C64G
 C64GS
 C128
 C128d
 SFX
 Laptop
 Laptop II
 C386SX-LT
 386SX-20
 TV3000H
Amiga:
 A500
 A500 II
 A5000
 A500Plus
 A600
 A600HD
 A690
 Amiga 1000
 A1200
 A1200HD
 A1200HD/40
 A1200Tower
 A1400 Bogus
 A1500
 Checkmate
 A2000
 A2000HD
 A2000 3.1ROM
 A3000
 A3000T
 A3000UX
 A3000 - AMAX II
 A4000d
 A4000T
 Cardboard Amiga
 EZ-Tower
 Ateo Concepts
 MiniMig
 CD32
 CDTV
 SX32
Acorn
 Atom
 Electron
 Archimedes
 A3000
 A3010
 A3020
 A5000
 A7000
 RISCStation
 Pocket Book
AEG 2000
 Colour Genie
Alcatel
 Telic
Amstrad
 GX4000
 CPC464
 464 Plus
 CPC664
 CPC6128
 6128 Plus
 PC1512 DD
 PC1512-HD20
 PC16
 PCW8256
 PCW9512
 PCW9512+
 PCW9256
 PPC 512
 PPC 640
 Notepad
 NC200
 Alt386SX
 MegaPC
 PenPad
 DDI-1
 MP-3
Apple
Macintosh
 Apple II
 Apple IIe
 Classic
 PowerPC
 Quadra 650
 LCII
 Performa
 G4
 iMac
 MacStuff
Apricot
 Apricot XI
 Portable
 Mitsubishi VS550
Atari
 400
 800
 Woody CX2600
 2600
 2600 Junior Short Rainbow
 2600 Junior Large Rainbow
 600XL
 800XL
 7800
 Falcon
 Jaguar
 65XE
 XE
 130XE
 520 STFM
 1040 ST
 1040 STFM
 1050
 Lynx
 Portfolio
BBC
 Model B
 Master System
 Drive
Bit79
 Bit79
Cambridge
 Z88
Canon
 Canon V-2
Casio
 PB-100
 FX-720P
 FX-802P
Cifer
 Club
DataView
 DataView25
Dk'Tronics
 Dk'Tronics
Dragon
 Dragon
 Dragon64
Enterprise
 Sixty Four
Epson
 HX-20
Franklin
 Spellmaster
Grundy
 New Brain Model A
 New Brain
Husky
 Hunter
Jupiter Cantab
 Jupiter Ace
JVC
 HC-7
Matra Hachette
 Alice
Mattel
 Aquarius
Memotech
 MTX500
Miles Gordon
 Sam Coupe
Mitubishi
 MSX ML-F48
 MSX ML-F80
ORIC
 ORIC-1
 Atmos
Osborne
 Osborne-1
NEC
 8300
Panasonic
 REAL 3D0 FZ-1
Philips
 Philips G7000
 Philips V6-8010
 Philips CDi 210
 Philips CDi 450
Sanyo
 MSX PHC-28L
 MSX MPC-100
 MBC-550
Sharp
 PC 7221
 MZ-80K
 MZ 711
Sinclair
 ZX80
 ZX81
 Spectrum 16K
 Spectrum 48K
 Spectrum +
 Spectrum +128
 Spectrum +2
 Spectrum +3
 Sinclair QL
 PC200
 Sinclair Extras
 Microdrive
 Interface 1
 Alphacom
 Rotronics
 MiniTV
SONY
 HiT BiT
 HB-101P
 PRN-C41
Sord
 GGL M5
Spectravideo
 SVI 728
Systema
 Type-right
Tatung
 Einstein
Texas Instr.
 TI99/4a
 Silent 700
Toshiba
 MSX HX-10
 MSX HX-10 KIT
Tandy
 TRS-80 Model 4
 TRS-80 Color
 TRS-80 Color 2
 TRS-80 MC-10
 TRS Model 100
 Pocket Computer
 TRS-Extras
Yamaha
 XSM
 CX5MII/128
386-486
 Commodore
 Evesham Vale
 IBM AT
 IBM PS/1
 IBM 300GL
 PS/2 Luggable
 Compaq Portable
 Compaq III
 Zenith Data Systems - Desktop
Laptops
 Toshiba Satellite Pro
 Zenith Data Systems - Laptop
Consoles
Games Systems
 Ameltone Stadium
 Colourscore
 Visionscore
 Grandstand 4600
 ITML SD-90
 Teleng
 TV Sport
 Genius
Consoles ~ Classic
NEC
 Turbografx
Nintendo
 Famicom
 Famicom Family BASIC
 Disk System
 Famicom Extras
 NES
 Famicom Junior
 SNES
 Gameboy
 Gameboy Colour
 Gameboy Advance
 Gameboy Advance SP
 Nintendo64
 Gamecube
Sega
 Master System
 Mega Drive
 Super 32X
 Saturn
 White Saturn
 Dreamcast
 Orange Dreamcast
 Mega CD
SNK
 Pocket NeoGeo
 NeoGeo Console
Sony
 Playstation
 PSone
 PocketStation
 Playstation 2
 Playstation 3
BanDai
 WonderSwan Color
Microsoft
 XBOX
 XBOX 360 Elite
Board Games
 Dark Tower

That sure was some collection