Turbostation w/manuals.

[spitfire]

I'm selling my NeXT Turbostation, here's the specs:
- 33Mhz 68040, 128Meg ram.
- New PSU, floppy drive.
- NeXT mono N4000A monitor.
- NeXT original cables.
- NeXT "starting point" package
  - Keyboard
  - Mouse
  - 2.88Meg floppy disk..
  - Includes user guides, applications, and network/system administration manual.
- NeXT N2000 Laser printer.
  - Bad caps, replaced gears, temp sensors, roller. Printed a few pages but no longer works.
Software:
  - SCSI2SD with Black hole incs SD card image (4 partitions full of software)
  - Original NeXT 3.3 install CD's with original floppy disks.
  - Mathematica 2.x and 3.0.1 licensed (With keygen).
  - Framemaker licensed.
  - Virtuoso licensed.
  - Wordperfect
  - Lotus Improv.
  - Adobe Illustrator.
Manuals and documentation.
  - Early Next Software developers documentation:
  - NeXTStep developers tools
  - Reference.
  - kernel deference
  - supplementary documentation
  - Sound music and signal processing
  - Later (3.x) NeXT developer reference box
  - Second set of user documentation.
  - EOF developers guide.
  - "The nextstep advantage" sales package VHS, floppy, and book on developing OOP software.
 
Make me a reasonable offer. Shipping will be extra, from Victoria, B.C.

Edit: I may have original NeXT boxes for the monitor and turbostation as well.
 

[spitfire]

More images.

[spitfire]

Next advantage and original install media

[spitfire]

manuals, and install floppies.

[stepleton]

I'm not shopping, but what's your location?

[ptek]

The Next advantage

Would like some more information about this. Is it this one here: https://archive.org/details/the-middle-of-the-road-is-the-most-dangerous-path

[spitfire]

I don't think it is the same.

On that archive link the video is 13:28 minutes long and lists it as "tape #1M5049,". Copyright 1992.

The tape here is listed as "The nextstep advantage", 19:35 minutes long, Stock # M5110.00 3/93" copyright 1993.

[spitfire]

I'm not shopping, but what's your location?

Shipping from Victoria, B.C. I've updated the post.

[ptek]

I don't think it is the same.

On that archive link the video is 13:28 minutes long and lists it as "tape #1M5049,". Copyright 1992.

The tape here is listed as "The nextstep advantage", 19:35 minutes long, Stock # M5110.00 3/93" copyright 1993.

Thanks.
  Is it possible to get a copy of the disk image?

[spitfire]

I don't think it is the same.

On that archive link the video is 13:28 minutes long and lists it as "tape #1M5049,". Copyright 1992.

The tape here is listed as "The nextstep advantage", 19:35 minutes long, Stock # M5110.00 3/93" copyright 1993.

Thanks.
  Is it possible to get a copy of the disk image?

The floppy disk? I'll see what I can do.

The VHS it's a  little (lot) out of the way for the one place that does VHS transfers in town.

[ptek]

The floppy disk? I'll see what I can do.

The VHS it's a  little (lot) out of the way for the one place that does VHS transfers in town.

Yeah I'm guessing the VHS would be very difficult and is understandable. Is it possible for a YouTube unboxing video of the NextStep Advantage, I think Apple was the company that created the unboxing experience especially with the iPod's. And the NextStep Advantage looks like a high quality finished product. If Steve Jobs had that type of experience when he returned to Apple I don't think the world knew what was coming. I'm pretty sure your YouTube video would get at least 1K views with the unboxing especially if you use clickbait words "The genius of Steve Jobs unboxing design with his early product".

EDIT: It's just polished with the menu and window showing in the reflection in the glasses and how the cardboard case opens up to display and protect both the video, disk and booklet. How many companies would have been cheap and just sent the VHS tape? I'm pretty confident that Rhetorica may help you with some clickbait words for the video as I think she works in the media industry.

[spitfire]

Edited post. I might have original boxes for the monitor (w/foam for shipping), and turbostation.
So you get the original purchase and unboxing experience.