This came up on a local buy-sell site:
7200/75 with 14" monitor. It turned out to be in a selection of possessions being cleared out by a lovely elderly lady now using an intel iMac for photography/ A3 prints. She must have been 80, and we chatted for 20 mins about her first machines, an Apple II, then an LCIII, etc.
In the end, she also threw in six or seven Macintosh bible/ for dummies type books, a complete set of 7.5 and 7.5 Update 2 floppies, a boxed StyleWriter II (which is immaculate - used but almost never), a new mouse, and a Macally USB keyboard.
The 7200 is destined to be conjoined with my battered 7500/ 604e's case, and otherwise most likely scrapped. It did, however, come with two 50-pin drives, one at 500MB and the other at 3GB, and with a large complement of ram, so there are some useful parts.
EDO ram, isn't it?
7200/75 with 14" monitor. It turned out to be in a selection of possessions being cleared out by a lovely elderly lady now using an intel iMac for photography/ A3 prints. She must have been 80, and we chatted for 20 mins about her first machines, an Apple II, then an LCIII, etc.
In the end, she also threw in six or seven Macintosh bible/ for dummies type books, a complete set of 7.5 and 7.5 Update 2 floppies, a boxed StyleWriter II (which is immaculate - used but almost never), a new mouse, and a Macally USB keyboard.
The 7200 is destined to be conjoined with my battered 7500/ 604e's case, and otherwise most likely scrapped. It did, however, come with two 50-pin drives, one at 500MB and the other at 3GB, and with a large complement of ram, so there are some useful parts.
EDO ram, isn't it?
