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My guesses: (nothing on backside)

A = Peripheral
B = Peripheral (with IC removed)
C = Peripheral (long connector pins are gold)

A gold finger card
B gold finger card
C cd board

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Last one? Ever?
What am I going to do with no more posts?

I’ll be sad and lonely!
So sad!
So lonely!

... all alone... alone...alone... alo....

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Maybe you'll have more time to do your own scrap.

But really, I can't thank you enough for your help. I've been doing scrap metal for 7 years since retirement but never really had enough e-scrap to worry about until a few weeks ago. I'm much better informed now and look forward to coming back to this forum soon. Thanks a bunch

Lol. It’s a quote from Man From A Rocket for the ultra-independent film fans who thought they may recognise it. I just swapped ‘stations’ with ‘posts’.


The quote being when he leaves his rocket and floats away. Powerful film if anyone can ever find it.

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Speaking of movies what would the boards that Dave removed from HAL be worth?

HAL ranges from peripheral to high telco.

A small fortune in real life. Based on technical stuff from the book, a background in tech, and generally assumptions:
HAL is a multiphasic near-quantum processing array.
A quick look at the boards pulled out in the films and a general comprehension of /what/ quantum computing is without understanding the how and why aspects: we’re looking at roughly 32 compute units per cell. 2 cells per die. 80-ish dies per board...
you figure Apple looks at roughly $178 per neural due cluster... omg is that expensive.


HAL=
H-I
A-B
L-M
IBM lol.

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