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Shipping costs will be calculated from UPS' Shipping Calculator. I do have a heatware account but I just signed up for it today so it's empty. Also, all hardware has been tested at one point and had worked as it should have (unless noted otherwise) but is being sold AS IS.
CarPC Hardware
All of my CarPC hardware is brand new, tested once, and put back in its original packaging. I was going to put it in my car but I decided against it when I decided to try to separate from my current duties and move as I still needed to buy a touchscreen monitor for it. For the curious, in-dash (7") touch screens run from anywhere between $300 and $600.
M2-ATX Automotive Power Supply - Asking $80.00 + Shipping
Features:
- 160 watts output
- Ideal car Power supply for operating P4, P4-M, Celeron, AMD systems
- ATX, 6-24V wide input range
- Intelligent shutdown controller
- ON/OFF motherboard control
- Survives vehicle engine cranks
- Battery deep discharge prevention
- High efficiency, 160 watts output
- "Anti-Thump" Amplifier remote control
- 15A automotive fuse (mini-blade)
- VIA, P4 and AMD CPU support
- ROHS compliant version (after 8/8/2006)
More information available here
VIA EPIA-M Motherboard with VIA C3 E-Series 1.0GHz Processor, Nehemiah core - Asking $90.00 + Shipping
Throwing in the EPIA USB adapter and some DDR266 RAM.
A note on the RAM!
OK, I need to explain this now because I don't want any issues with whoever might buy this. I had this system running both Windows XP and Ubuntu Linux during my tests, flawlessly. When I bought the RAM (on eBay) I paid for a 1GB module of DDR266. It has an original factory label (from Advance Modules) on it that claims 1GB. It also claims it's a 400MHz module. It worked in the motherboard, however it showed up as a 512MB module, so the bottom line: I have no idea what's up with it and don't feel like pursuing a complaint with the original seller, which is why it is being provided free of charge and is not being built into the price of the motherboard.
Features:
- VIA C3 E-Series 1.0GHz Processor, Nehemiah core
- 1 DDR266 DIMM socket
- VIA Unichrome AGP graphics with MPEG-2 Accelerator
- 1 PCI
- 2 X UltraDMA 133/100/66 Connector
- 1 x FDD Connector
- VIA VT6103 10/100 Base-T Ethernet PHY
- VIA VT1616 6 channel AC'97 Codec
- VIA VT1622 TV out
- VIA VT6307S IEEE 1394 Firewire
More information available here (PDF)
Cobalt RaQ3 Server with 128Mb RAM - $45.00 + Shipping
The skinny on this one: Bought it off eBay awhile back, ran great till the drive crapped out, didn't feel like spending more money on it. Includes RaQ3 Restore/Reinstall CD and mounting hardware.
Hard Drive not included
The RaQ 3 provides a complete solution for virtual site hosting, Web
publishing, file transfer, email and third-party applications:
• Access to a broad range of Web and file transfer protocol (FTP)
publishing capabilities. The RaQ 3 supports the common gateway
interface (CGI) using Perl scripting (or the language of your
choice) for creating interactive applications on the Web.
• Support for multiple Internet or intranet sites. You can host one or
several distinct sites for separate clients or projects. The RaQ 3
provides comprehensive support for the three most popular Internet
services — Web, FTP and email.
• Internal and external communication through email to individuals
and groups. In addition to standard individual email, the RaQ 3
email services include automatic response to messages when a user
is on vacation and automatic forwarding to another email address.
• Flexible platform for the development of solutions, including the
development of third-party applications.
More information available here (PDF)
1GB DDR266 ECC Registered RAM - $50.00 + Shipping
Tested MONTHS ago when I was building my Xeon server. RAM was too tall to fit in a 1U case so I had to replace it. Passed hours of memtest back then, couldn't tell you now.