Restorations of larger and less common Unix workstations from Sun Microsystems, Silicon Graphics, and NeXT. These include tower systems, lunchbox-form machines like the SPARCstation IPC and IPX, and oddities like the battery-powered SPARCstation Voyager. Each article covers the acquisition, repair, and day-to-day use of these machines.
Workstations
Restorations of vintage Unix workstations from Sun Microsystems, Silicon Graphics, and NeXT
Sun SPARCstation IPC
Restoration of the first lunchbox SPARCstation from 1990
Sun SPARCstation IPX
Restoration of the second-generation lunchbox SPARCstation
Silicon Graphics Indigo R4400
Restoration of an SGI Indigo with Elan Graphics
Silicon Graphics Indy
Restoration of an SGI Indy R5000 multimedia workstation
NeXTstation Color
Restoration of the machine that created the World Wide Web
SuperWorkstation SW-40S (SPARCstation 2 Clone)
A third-party SPARCstation 2 clone board turned into a display piece and SBus test bench
Sun SPARCstation Voyager
Restoration of a portable UNIX workstation from 1994