Wow. That's a lot of books. I'll bet those cost a lot to ship.
Who took the picture?
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On a personal note, I just purchased a boatload of items for only $40! Here's a list:
-Compters:Custom Built Computer #1:
*2.19ghz AMD Athlon 64 3000+ processor
*No HD
*512mb ram
*Some old piece of crap graphics card. Probably around 16mb.
Custom Built Computer #2:
*1.1ghz Processor
*No ram
*No HD
*DVD ROM Drive & CD Burner
HP Pavillion 670n (or something close to that)
*1.8ghz P4 Processor (I don't think it's hyperthreaded, but it might be. I haven't checked on that)
*No ram
*250gb hard drive
*64mb graphics card
-PrintersI got 2 really nice HP photo printers with preview screens. No disks, but I can always download the drivers online.
-Hard DrivesHere's a list of the HDs I got:
250gb, 160gb, 120gb, 120gb, 80gb, 80gb, 80gb, 80gb, 40gb, 40gb
-SoftwareI got a HUGE box of software. The oldest one I could find was from 2003 so they're all fairly new. If I had to guess, I'd say there was 2,000 disks in that box.
-AccessoriesI got 4 USB hubs, 2 keyboards, 2 mice, 5 surge protectors, a lamp (don't ask me why that was in the box), and a lot of CD holders.
-Blank DisksI've done some math and these aren't exact numbers but they're pretty close. I got 450 DVD-RW Disks, 1,500 Writable CDs, 200 Writable DVDs, and 100 CD-RW Disks.
-Misc StuffWow. Where do I start? There was TONS of crap in there that wasn't computer related. There was 20 fingernail clippers (all factory sealed in their packages thank god!), a weird gnome figure, a golf ball, a shoe, a microwave, a tennis racket, a remote control that went to some TV, and..........just tons of crap that I didn't need.
This was such a GREAT DEAL! I must say it's rather odd though. I get these sort of deals a lot when repair techs in my area die (we all die at a young age). It was sorta weird taking a dead guys stuff that I didn't even know, but after doing it several dozen times that weird feeling goes away. And for those of you wondering if I ripped the guy off, no I didn't. He was hauling it into the dumpster if I didn't take it and all the stuff looked like such junk I just offered him $40 for it and he took it. Seriously, the computers looked like they were 10 years old and the stuff was just piled high, but I thought I might be able to get some decent stuff if I got a bunch of it. There's still a bunch of stuff I have to give to the thrift store (such as those fingernail clippers), but after all that, I'll be a pretty happy camper!
