The disapointing thing is that they had 19" and 21" monitors selling between $20-30, but I had already spent all the money I had on me
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I just got back from a surplus auction up at Michigan Tech! I got 6 15" monitors, 5 17" monitors, and 4 Computers for $60!!!
The disapointing thing is that they had 19" and 21" monitors selling between $20-30, but I had already spent all the money I had on me
They also had a huge oscilloscope that went for $25, but that was way after I ran out of money 
The disapointing thing is that they had 19" and 21" monitors selling between $20-30, but I had already spent all the money I had on me
Why is it that everything good has to be so damn far from my house? I would have gone had I know, a whole day in advance to drive and a reliable car. Getting computer equitment at that price would have made me sooo happy.
vskid wrote:Nerd = likes school, does all their homework, dies if they don't get 100% on every assignment
Geek = likes technology, dies if the power goes out and his UPS dies too
I am a geek.
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A MAME cabinet sounds like a good idea, but it would've been awesome to build one with a 21" monitor! 
One of the computers I got is an old 70mhz sun microsystems ipc. I'm going to have to make a sun->condensed dsub 15 converter to play around with it though. But how could I pass it up for $1??
Also, all 6 of the 15" monitors I got were for $1 total, that's around $0.17 per monitor!!!
One of the computers I got is an old 70mhz sun microsystems ipc. I'm going to have to make a sun->condensed dsub 15 converter to play around with it though. But how could I pass it up for $1??
Also, all 6 of the 15" monitors I got were for $1 total, that's around $0.17 per monitor!!!
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You could do something like that with your 1 dollar computers, though I dought it would go that fast! 