FS: MAME kit, cubicle wall, TV card, Amigas - $250 all.

I'm trying to get some junk out of my apartment. (I'm near Kedzie and
Addison.)

$250 takes the whole lot. Preference given to people taking
everything.

I've got:

- A 27" (I think) arcade monitor complete with VGA harness and
  standard power cord. This plugs straight into a regular VGA port,
  and can go all the way down to Amiga resolutions and frequencies, or
  up to SVGA 800x600.

- A 700MHz ruggedized Pentium III, designed for use in arcade
  machines, with Soundblaster Live, 9 gig (I think) hard drive and 128
  megs RAM. Includes mounting bracket for fixing to a wall, inside
  back of arcade cabinet, etc.

The above together plus an arcade cabinet and joystick assembly will
get you a perfect MAME machine.

- TV card (installed in above PC) - both the TV card and the PC are
  compatible with Linux and Windows 95, 98, 2000, XP. Since it
  deinterlaces, TV looks better on the above arcade monitor than it
  does with most real TVs.

- 5' wide free-standing cubicle wall. Great if you're playing Quake,
  etc with someone right next to you. Pretty light. I got it at Ikea.

- I can also toss in a couple Amiga 3000s with one keyboard and mouse
  between them if you want them. I've also got Amiga network cards for
  $25 apiece if you want to run Linux/NetBSD/OpenBSD on 'em.