Computer parts and CD cases

I've got lots of computer accessories (networking, game pads, cables) and storage cases for CDs.
Prices are negotiable. Call me on my cell at 591-1264 or email me at terry@infoasis.com. Thanks for looking!

USB Game pads for the PC - Two Gravis Gamepad Pro
Microsoft IntelliMouse Optical USB and PS/2 compatible mouse
256 MB PC100 SO-DIMM
Router for sharing cable/dsl - Asante 5 Port Router, model FR3004LC
Ethernet Hub - Farallon Starlet 8 port hub, model PN530/8
Belkin USB Pocket Hub - four port USB Hub with power adapter

Two 6' 10/100 Cat 5 Ethernet cables
Three 6' USB cables, assorted colors
15 foot high quality parallel cable to connect PC and Printer
6 foot high quality BNC Computer Monitor cable
6 foot high quality regular Computer Monitor cable
New 4 pin to 6 pin FireWire/1394 cable
Two 6 foot high quality PS/2 Keyboard/Mouse extension cables
Several computer power cables

3 CD Jewel Cases, each holds 30 CDs
2 Case Logic Pro Sleeve cases with 80 Pro Sleeves each

Gravis Gamepad Pro USB Game pads for the PC - $10 each

These Game Pads worked for Madden 2000 and 2001 on both the Mac and the PC. I'm sure that they would work for other games as well. They have USB connectors.

Microsoft IntelliMouse Optical USB and PS/2 compatible mouse - $15

This optical mouse works great with both Windows and Macintosh computers. It has five buttons and a scroll bar, and works with both USB and PS/2 plugs.

256 MB PC100 SO-DIMM - $50

L e i brand. This RAM worked fine in my laptop for the last year or so.

Router for sharing cable/dsl - Asante 5 Port Router, model FR3004LC - $30

This router has four 10/100 Mbps ports, one WAN port, an RS-232C serial port, and a parallel printer port. It has worked great with SBC DSL in St. Louis (it should work fine with any high speed internet connection). With the router comes a power adapter, Ethernet cable, and CD.

(From http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,4149,5465,00.asp):AsantÈ Technologies isn't a household name with PC users, but the company is well known in the Macintosh networking universe, where it has built a reputation for simple, easy-to-use products. Both the AsantÈ FriendlyNET FR3004C and the FR3004LC continue that tradition.

Nearly identical in appearance, each router has a cool, stackable, translucent plastic case; an array of LEDs (including power, status, and link on the front panel); four 10/100 Ethernet ports; a WAN port; and an RS-232C serial port on the rear panel. The sole difference is that the FR3004LC also has a parallel printer port on the back for its print server.

Documentation is easy to follow. Most people will have no trouble using AsantÈ's browser-based configuration and management software, which includes a useful activity log. An Advanced Settings screen lets you set up special ports for games and other interactive applications, and it provides access to the router's virtual-server feature, which can route specific types of incoming traffic to designated PCs on your LAN.

We liked that we could configure both routers to block specific types of Internet traffic, such as Usenet news feeds and AOL Instant Messenger, for designated PCs on the LAN. But we could not control Net access based on the time of day, which is a useful parental-control feature in some of the other products in our roundup.

The FR3004LC's print server lets you share most parallel-port printers across your LAN. The communications links between the networked PCs and the shared printer are one-way, so printers that require bidirectional communications won't work properly. Both routers include serial ports, so you can connect an external modem as a backup to your broadband connection.

Ethernet Hub - Farallon Starlet 8 port hub, model PN530/8 - $10

Farallon 8 port 10 Mbps hub, works great. Includes power cord and Ethernet cable.

Belkin Pocket Hub - four port USB Hub with power adapter - $15

This Belkin Pocket Hub is a small, compact, lightweight USB hub. It is great for travel. It has four USB ports and a power adapter.

Two 6' 10/100 Cat 5 Ethernet cables, $2 each or free with any purchase

Your basic Ethernet cable.

Three 6' USB Cables, assorted colors, $10 each

These are A-B USB cables -- a flat rectangular connector on one end, and a slightly curved square connector on the other. For connecting a printer, scanner, or hub, to a computer.

15 foot high quality parallel cable to connect PC and Printer - $8

6 foot high quality BNC Computer Monitor cable - $15

Useful with computer monitors that have BNC connectors for their second input.

6 foot high quality regular Computer Monitor cable - $10

Your basic computer monitor cable.

New 4 pin to 6 pin FireWire/1394 cable - $20

Used to connect certain FireWire/1394/i.Link devices to a computer.

Two 6 foot high quality PS/2 Keyboard/Mouse extension cables $5 each

These worked great with my mouse & keyboard and my Dell Inspiron.

Several Computer Power Cables, $2 each or free with any purchase

Your basic computer power cable. I have one that is designed for monitors (it plugs into the back of the computer).

3 Cases for CD Jewel Cases, each holds 30 CDs - $10 each

There are 22 slots for single CD Jewel Cases, and open areas above and below the single CD slots for double CDs.

2 Case Logic Pro Sleeve cases with 80 Pro Sleeves in each case - $15 per case

I have a mix of Pro Sleeves. Some are the older type that are designed for a CD in the front and liner notes in the back. Others are the newer type that can hold a CD in both sides. Each case has 80 empty Pro Sleeves in it, and each case holds around 60-70 CDs.

In addition to cash, I accept payment via PayPal.