Re: FS: MAME kit (29" monitor, ruggedized PC), etc
Ink Fox <[email protected]> Thu, 8 Aug 2002 21:35:37 -0500
| Newsgroups | gmane.org.user-groups.luni.general |
|---|---|
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
I'd have thought somebody would jump on this. Wow. Maybe some of you are already living with too much clutter too. Well, any reasonable offer I guess. On Wed, Aug 07, 2002 at 10:55:38AM -0500, Ink Fox wrote: > 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.