The Hyperlogos

Computer Geeks, ala geeks.com is an online etailer of electronics and related junk. They often have very low prices on small quantities of nifty stuff.

Not so long ago I purchased a Belkin F5D7230-4 access point new in the box at a pawn shop. This seemed like a sweet little unit and just what I was looking for. While I'd like to put a customized release of Linux on an AP this isn't actually necessary to me, it only (potentially) provides additional functionality, so the Belkin unit was a potentially acceptable solution. Unfortunately, it demonstrated an inability to provide long uptimes (read: it locked up a lot) so I had to look for a replacement.

The Web's very first price comparison site

IBM eServer 325, a Dual-Opteron server.

Some 3.5 inch floppy disks

The GRiD GRiDPad 1910 was one of the first tablet computers ever made. Featuring a wire-tethered, capacitance-based pen, slots for 512kB memory cards, and expansion options including a 2400 baud modem with MNP5 as well as a docking station, this was a relatively complete and entirely standard PC system. It was among the first computers to use 2.5" ATA-interface hard drives.