Hardware:
Typhoon Radio card (ISA) - Windows 3.1 software, Win95 compatible
Olivetti PCS5130 (P100, 72-pin SIMMS - 2 x 32 Mb, 2 x 4Mb, 110W PSU, built-in Mozart soundcard, 4x CD-ROM drive, no floppy drive, no hard drive)
120Mb hard drive
Software:
MS Money 2000
Tie Fighter (DOS)
FIFA International Soccer
Corel Draw 4
Norton AntiVirus for Windows 95 (v2)
Turnpike (my disks are for v1.1, but you can upgrade to the latest version free of charge)
Autoroute Express (1995 version)
MS Plus! for Windows 95
Yggdrasil Linux (v1.1 kernel from 1994)
MS Office 97 Professional
Quake II
Speaking of Autoroute Express, I also have a 1996 Road Atlas up for grabs.
So, these are of varying age, but (as far as I know) they are all still functional.
A related question - has anyone else found a sensible way to get rid of old computer equipment that can't be given away? (I'm sure that describes some of the list above.) As I understand it, dumping it into landfills is frowned on, so while I could get away with that (abandon it on a pavement near a bin), I'd prefer to recycle. The only organisation I've found that does that is Matrix Direct, but they seem to charge quite a bit of money for doing so.
Edit: I've crossed out the items that are no longer available.
