FS: 400Mhz 10.5" LCD touchscreen Computer

**wildownes** · 12-05-2006, 04:24 AM

EDIT: Back for sale . . .

I have >50 of these touchscreen computer units that I would like to offer at this price: $75 for one, or $100 bucks for two (plus shipping)

(images stolen from a previous post)

400Mhz Celeron
6gb laptop drive
2x PcMcia slots (one zoomed) [ETHERNET 100/T CARD]
Microtouch Serial TouchScreen
10.4" (Sharp?) TFT lcd (1024x768)
Phillips Tv Tuner
Win98SE

They need a PS/2 keyboard for setup, and to be wired up to a 24 volt 2.2 amp power supply (not included) but aside from that they are working and ready to go.

I've set one up as a little "finger painting" computer for my daughter but I'm sure you guys could find some more interesting uses for them.

PAYMENT: Paypal (will consider other)

SHIPPING: Est $20-$25 (UPS Insured)
Will ship to US/CAN/UK

GUARENTEE: If you purchase a powersupply from me then I will guarentee that the machine is not DOA. (will exchange) If not, I'll still test it with my power supply before I ship it, but I'd have no way of knowing if you fried it trying to hook it up. Still looking for the best powersupply for the unit.

QUESTIONS: ask here, so everyone can benefit from the answer

ORDERS: email me at: wildownes@gmail.com (subject:KIOSK)

Same units for sale and talked about in these threads quite some time back by: NovaKane / civicduties / e_fractal / NickB / dyne
FS: King IMDM v2 with 10.4 lcd/touch
King IMDM II 400MHz PC w/ 10.5" touchscreen with Win98 LOADED
FS: 400MHz PC w/ 10.5" touchscreen with Win98 LOADED Special only for Mp3car members!
FS: 400MHz PC w/ 10.5" touchscreen (Kiosk Machine)
FS: 400MHz PC w/ 10.5" LCD touchscreen $150
FS: 10.4" touchscreen kiosk PCs

Here's some more interesting info someone put together on them:
(He even made a custom case for it)
http://paulsilva.com/kingpc/index.htm

**wildownes** · 12-05-2006, 09:06 AM

Although I've gathered a ton of info on these units, I understand there is a 15 page document that shipped with the units before, that I would love to get my hands on. (would trade a kiosk [minus shipping] for it) Anyone out there still got it?

**ukchris** · 12-05-2006, 05:27 PM

In for two, maybe three... you have PM.

**Fusion-One** · 12-05-2006, 07:26 PM

How much ram is in these? Also, could you send me the information you have gathered on these?

I'm quite interested, and just want to see something specific about them (can the processor and ram be upgraded?)

Many thanks!
-Jared

**tedpeer** · 12-05-2006, 07:26 PM

I want two, and have the paperwork that I can photocopy and sent to you... You also have PM...

Ted

**EL CAMINO** · 12-06-2006, 12:19 AM

Originally Posted by Fusion-One

How much ram is in these? Also, could you send me the information you have gathered on these?

I'm quite interested, and just want to see something specific about them (can the processor and ram be upgraded?)

Many thanks!
-Jared

can i get the info too?

**wildownes** · 12-06-2006, 12:42 AM

I am looking at offering a choice between a DC power supply and an AC to DC supply.
But as of right now I have only used it with this adapter:
http://shopper.cnet.com/Macally_powe...-30872785.html

It cost me like $45 bucks with shipping and I desperately need to find a local/cheaper version to sell with these units.

Anyone reading this have first hand experience with a radioshack/bestbuy/walmart solution?

**wildownes** · 12-06-2006, 01:38 AM

RAM:
System Ships with 64MB RAM
has 32Meg onboard RAM, one guy swapped out the other 32MB with a128MB sim for a total of 160MB (I've not done this) Supposedly you could put a 256MB in there . . . . who knows . ..

PROCESSOR:
it looks to me from my research that it would be a pain (if possible) to upgrade the processor. I didn't see anyone that had done it but I had seen a few theories of the possiblility. Mostly I looks like best way to "upgrade" this machine was max out the memory and add a USB 2 PMCCIA card and a big USB 2 Drive and a slot loading DVD. And leave the 6GB drive (or whatever it is) for just windows 98. This is on the processor: "KP 366/128
" Whatever that means. . .

WINDOWS:
It has Win98SE on it (works great for what I do)
I've heard 2000 works good (haven't tried)
heard XP has been installed [albeit a pain] on them as well (also haven't tried)

DIMENSIONS: (not my mesurements but I'm sure they are good)
12" wide, (<-->) 6" long, (up down) 3" deep (width)

TOUCHSCREEN:
Its a serial interface for the touchscreen that is integrated (soldered) to the IO board of the kiosk. So I think everyone that just wants the touchscreen part will be dissapointed. (But I'm no PC guts expert) Here's some info from it:

Originally Posted by Fusion-One

How much ram is in these? Also, could you send me the information you have gathered on these?

I'm quite interested, and just want to see something specific about them (can the processor and ram be upgraded?)

Many thanks!
-Jared