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Desktops, Laptops, All-in-Ones
Available for Special Engagements Only
Approximate W x D x H: 16" x 14" x 12"
Produced: 1989-1991
Visual Condition: Excellent
Working Order: Fully Functional
Description: The Portable was intended to be released as a portable complement to the Mac lineup of the late 1980s. Design issues and production delays led to a 1989 release, and by this time it was heavy and had a poor battery life compared to its competition. It was discontinued after the release of the first generation of PowerBook laptops.
Available for Local Pickup/Return & Shipped Rentals
Approximate W x D x H: 15" x 16" x 14" x 12"
Produced: 1989-Early 1990s
Visual Condition: Very Good, some scuffs.
Working Order: Non-Functional, Decorative Only
Description: The 3200SX series was part of Toshiba's line of semiportable desktop-replacement workstations. The 3200SXC had a faster CPU than the SX and came with a color display. Like other workstations, these saw use in engineering, oil & gas, and other areas requiring high performance.
Available for Local Pickup/Return & Shipped Rentals
Approximate W x D x H: 11" x 9" x 10"
Produced: 1991-1992
Visual Condition: Excellent
Working Order: Fully Functional, AC power only
Description: The PowerBook 170 was the flagship of the first generation of Apple's PowerBook line of laptops. The 170 was roughly on par in performance with high end desktop Macs of the time, but in a form factor that fit in a work bag.
Cesya has been working in information technology since the 2010s, with a focus on infrastructure and "operational technology" such as industrial and medical systems. Before moving into IT she trained as an A/V professional working on live events. She has been collecting and maintaining vintage computers since 2022, with a focus on workstations and mobile systems from the beginning of the internet age.
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