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I have several Laserline CD Storage units including 4 CD60 similar to eBay Auction -- Item Number: 270805497065 units and 1 CD90, like this one: eBay Auction -- Item Number: 370539130202. Those are not my auctions, but I'm a little lazy about taking pics of things I suspect will be of little interest to anyone here.

These are for CDs in jewel cases. The CD60 units hold 60 CDs each and the CD90 holds 90. Note: none of mine are the less desirable "tapered" or "slanted" units.

I'm guessing they are of little interest to anyone here but they seem to be somewhat popular on ebay. I prefer listing here than on ebay, so I thought I'd give it a shot. Shipping will be a little expensive. I'm asking $22 ea for the CD60 units and $30 for the CD90 (shipping included in the continental US). If you wanted multiple units, I'd be happy to negotiate the price.

They're all in used, but good condition. Pics available upon request. Again, the pics in the links above are not mine. They're just there for reference.

Buy this XEGS (XE Game System). There is a little wear around the cartridge port from use but it's otherwise in great shape. This particular unit has very little yellowing or fading (unusual for this type).

Not pictured (but included) are five carts: Flight Sim II, Bug Hunt, Barnyard Blaster (with manual), Fight Night and Necromancer. Plus, XE System spiral bound Keyboard manual, and XE System Owner's manual. The power supply included is pictured (ingot). The shielding is worn and the wire is visible (see picture). If you're going to use this a lot, you might want to get another power supply. Also included are the decals for the light gun. You will want to re-attach these on your own. No joystick is included, but the original grey XE style joystick is available for an additional $15 (sorry to do that but I REALLY like this joystick). I will throw in an aftermarket generic joystick for free. In case you didn't already know the XEGS also has Missile Command built in (hence the manual).

All items have been tested and found to work flawlessly.

Feel free to PM or make offers here. I'm asking $65 but someone has ROFR. Shipping is $15 within the states.

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p.s. I'm throwing in a ~6 ft keyboard extension cable (and I keep editing this post with more carts).

Anyone interested in a pristine (MIB) NTSC Atari 130XE from 1990?

I'd ship it to anywhere in the continental US for $110. The box is pristine as well as the machine. It comes exactly as shipped from Atari with all factory accessories. I bought it NEW OLD STOCK off an ebay seller a couple of years ago and I used it for about a week. I did not use the power supply, manual, or TV adapter (all included). It is unmodified and unmuddled (still has factory seals).

I paid a bit more than I'm asking. I'm avoiding ebay at the suggestion of some friends on the #atari channel (IRC).

I still like my Atari stuff and I use my other ones daily, but I'm worried that I will not be able to store this one properly as I'm simply running out of room.

Price is (somewhat) negotiable. Pics available upon request. If there's no interest, I won't bother taking pics. PM me if interested or reply here. I'm in no hurry.

Insurance is optional and up to the buyer. Paypal is preferred, but I'm open to suggestions if you have a better idea.



p.s. I also have an XEGS and 65XE that I'll be unloading soon ...