Fire sale as I cleanup my office. This is all hardware I haven't used in years, so it's time to let go. Unless otherwise noted, hardware was working on last test, but wasn't individually tested.
Working devices
- 3 laptop bags: mostly too small for new laptops, but might still be useful for you, a little dusty
- Cisco ATA 186: vintage phone to VoIP adapter, flashed to support SIP (by defaults uses H.323), EOL since 2010
- TP-Link MR3220: probably flashed with OpenWRT already, EOL, 2.4GHz only
- D-Link WBR-1310: 2.4GHz, status unknown
- Soekris net5501: classic DIY embedded i1386 platform, my old gateway now replaced with a Turris Omnia and soon a Protectli
- Thermaltake SATA/USB adapter: working, but too slow for large HDDs (4+TiB)
- Misc PCI cards:
- Rocket 133SB IDE adapter
- Sound Blaster Live! 5.1
- ATI video tuner
- two old school modems
- a bunch more random hardware:
- a USB hub
- a MP3 player
- an internal card reader for a PC tower
- a PCMCIA network card (!)
- a USB outlet adapter for a tower
- a s-video cable
- a "cantenna", a DIY wireless antenna built from a popcorn can in India, collector item... not working well because slightly mistuned
- a bunch of RAM modules, all smaller than 4GB
- a SmartRG DSL modem
- a Cable Matters USB-C dock, working except I have issues with USB-C docks in Sway, probably not the dock's fault
- a directional wifi antenna
- two monitors, without stand, see retired monitors for details, those are a LG Flatron Wide L204WTX-SF and a Dell 2208WFP
- a Logitech USB audio sound bar, also features a mini 1/8" jack
- a pile of micro-USB chargers, none above 1A
Broken devices
- Sony PRS-T2 e-reader: collector item, screen broke but device might still be functional underneath
- Tecnhicolor Cable router: powers up, but does not sync, provider shipped a new device instead, see this outage post-mortem
- Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e: bricked, but otherwise in almost pristine state, see if you can recover it?
- Kobo Glo HD: power issues, collector's item, where Wallabako was developed, works with the USB cable plugged in
More hardware to come as I continue the cleanup.