THE LYNDE AND HARRY BRADLEY FOUNDATION, INC.

INVENTORY OF EXTRA COMPUTERS AND ACCESSORIES

We have three Compaq DeskPro 2000 models using a Pentium microprocessor with a clock speed of 133MHz with QuadSpeed IDE CD-ROM drives, 1.44MB floppy drives, Matrox Millennium Controller (video adapter) and 2MB WRAM (memory) module to support the Millennium Controller. Compaq is the BIOS manufacturer. Two of the DeskPro 2000 desktop PC's have BIOS revision dates of 6/14/96 and the third has a revision date of 6/19/96. These BIOS revision dates do not fall under the guidelines used by Compaq for Y2K warranty. In addition, the minimum ROM BIOS date required for passing the NSTL YMARK 2000 test is 4/25/97, according to hardware tables found on Compaq's website. These machines are labeled William, Marcia, Ann.

We have a Compaq DeskPro 2000 Model 5133 using a single Pentium processor with a clock speed of 133MHz, with a BIOS revision date of 11/20/96. This machine is labeled Alicia.

The first IBM PS/2, Model 95SP, Intel 80486SX microprocessor is running a 25MHz clock. BIOS identified as IBM and BIOS revision date is 2/25/92. It is labeled Kathy.

The second IBM PS/2, Model 57SX, has an Intel 80486SX microprocessor running a 20MHz clock. It is labeled MJ.

These old 80486 PCS will yield system dates in 1980 or 1984, and therefore are non-compliant with Y2K standards.

The clone PC utilizes an Intel Pentium microprocessor with a clock speed of 90MHz, using an AMI/Intel BIOS with a revision date of 8/23/94. It is labeled Mike.

Additional old models include:

2 IBM PS/2 Model 56slc.

1 IBM PS/2 Model 35sx, error message I9990301.

2 IBM PS/2 77486, 1 was old file server and probably has additional memory.

We have 8 color monitors, six 15" and two 14", plus a 14" black and white monitor.

We have 6 mice and 8 keyboards, some of which are in poor condition.

Netguard Unit (black box).

Cannon bubblejet ink color printer.

7 bases.