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I got a 1707FPt (same as his, just a little bit older revision) a few weeks ago and I can totally agree that they are amazing monitors, definitively the best I've used.

On eBay you might be able to net as much as $150, maybe more. The battery helps alot, as does the ram and HDD. Shipping international probably wouldn't make much difference, they're not exactly rare. Though I don't see why not as long as the buyer understands the sniping won't be cheap.

good stuff, it's always nice to have extra parts around.

My GX1 did that too. Turns out it was bad RAM.

A bad cable would doubtfully cause a S.M.A.R.T. error. It's much more likely that it's just the drive; just because it's new doesn't mean it's not bad, or about to die. If you're not sure try another utility that shows more in depth reports of what's going on with the drive, it may just be Disk...

Just now noticed this- the copright date on the bottom of the pages is 2001-2007, not to 2008. Thought someone might like to know. :)

I remember my 5260, it was a pretty nice machine but it took too much space, and as I recall the monitor was kinda lame. The speakers were nice though, and the easy to access mobo and fairly easy to get to drives was handy. If offered one these days I think I'd pass it up, no space for something...

I've always been a fan of lemswap. The rules aren't that bad, and I've gotten some really great deals and trades, and made some great friends.

The early models of the wrt54g are amazing routers, esp when running tomato firmware, which is based of the linksys stuff but lighter with a better UI.

You wouldn't even need solder, just touch a hot iron to it and it would reflow good as new. Also, it's not a chip, it's a capacitor, which are incredibly easy to find and replace. (and could easily prevent the machine from booting, though somewhat unlikely, most caps on motherboards are used for...

Oh man, those solder traces on the back are amazing!

That, my friend, has the much coveted IDE to SCSI converter board inside it. Fantastic find.

Oh man, NC state surplus is -amazing- great going with that stuff! I remember back in 97 dad got an SE/30, two SEs, two IIcxs, and a load of keyboards/mice/etc for $150. That SE/30 was my first ever computer.

A 400Mhz G4 wouldn't have an Airport Extreme card, it would have to be a Sawtooth cause the Yikes! never had an Airport slot. Also, OSX will run if you bump the RAM to 512 (it will work with less but is a waste of time) and halo will not run on any mac under 1.2GHz. Also the processor the...

It will but will not charge the battery while in use, it has to be shut off before it will charge.

Oh man, nice going with the T20. Those older Ts are pretty much the best laptops ever made, I owned a T40 up until about several months ago. Great computers.

If I want an old clunky PC, I can drag out my 500/celly and have a blast. Unfortunately aside from ancient computer such as my macs and sparcs, I like having computers with alot of muscle so I dont have to be so patient. :D

And you're even close enough to preform a reasonable trade with, so I'll have to consider it ;)

cod4 on an x300? are you kidding? anyways, as I've said I've been using ioUT, as well as c&c g, bf1942, and a few other smaller ones.

That sounds fair, you put yours in the mail to me, and once I get it and make sure it's fully functioning I'll send you mine. maybe