Amigas are easily my favorites, see the signature.
I have rescued a few other machines that seem to be experiencing renewed interest, or have a following.
Hewlett Packards: several Hp-85s, Hp-86 & Hp-87
Hp-85 was Hp's first desktop 8-bit computer, about 1980. Sold new for about $3600. All-in-one design (display, printer, data cartrige, CPU). Still Cool. A company in California refurbs these and sells them on e-Bay for around $500.
Osborne 1: needs restoration and software
Apple: Apple IIc, Quadra 605 (OS7.5.5), other pizza boxes, a G3 Biege tower, G4 graphite
Timex/Sinclair ZX81
IBM: an original PC Jr, 5150, PS/1 (PC Dos 7 & Windows 3.1)
@ Lempkee
I haven't seen you around much in a while. If you've been away, welcome back!
EDIT: It's not retro, but I just got Xubuntu running on a PS3. It has some the excitement I felt with my first A500 in 1988.
