FA: NeXTWorld Magazine #1, Steve Jobs on cover

[Keith A. Schneider]

The following itemsm are on auction at eBay.

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NeXTWorld magazine Vol. 1 No. 1. Jan./Feb. 1991. This is the premiere
issue of this short-lived publication. It features Steve Jobs (current
CEO of Apple) on the cover. The magazine is in excellent condition and
is in its original plastic mailer (which has been opened). This issue
was originally mailed to me in 1991. Also included is some promotional
material from NeXT, including a reprint of an article on NeXT from
MacWorld, and brochures and pricelists for the different NeXT computers.
You won't find these materials in better condition. NeXT has faded into
history, but some of its ideas live on in current Apple machines.

[Gerben Wierda]

Post by Keith A. Schneider
The following itemsm are on auction at eBay.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=220188946494
NeXTWorld magazine Vol. 1 No. 1. Jan./Feb. 1991. This is the premiere
issue of this short-lived publication. It features Steve Jobs (current
CEO of Apple) on the cover. The magazine is in excellent condition and
is in its original plastic mailer (which has been opened). This issue
was originally mailed to me in 1991. Also included is some promotional
material from NeXT, including a reprint of an article on NeXT from
MacWorld, and brochures and pricelists for the different NeXT computers.
You won't find these materials in better condition. NeXT has faded into
history, but some of its ideas live on in current Apple machines.

It went for $76. That is a lot of money for a magazine.

I am starting to wonder what my collection would go for now. I have
several large boxes of NeXT materials, including all NeXTworld magazines
(I think I have issue #1 twice, even), all NeXT In Focus magazines,
initial promotional material (the square magazine-like one), all the
books from Addison-Wesley (mint) and much, much more. Several boxes, all
in storage currently.

And of course
1 33MHz NeXTcube with very rare NeXTdimension (pal), HD
2 B&W monitors
1 color monitor 21" Hitachi (with broken power source), I've got a
cable that allows me to connect a modern monitor instead.
1 NeXT Sound box
1 NeXTprinter in very good condition (has seen limited use and had its
rubbers and such replaced)
1 Singular Solutions A/D64 professional A/D converter (interfaces
directly with DSP port)
Spare parts (I recall being able to build another Cube except for the case)
A lot of software, including very rare stuff like the Prerelease 3
(Golden Master) for NEXTSTEP 3.3 (sent out to me for testing because my
cube before this one triggered a bug) and NEXTSTEP 3.2 for PA-RISC, etc.
etc. etc.

G

[Andreas Berger]

Post by Gerben Wierda

Post by Keith A. Schneider
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=220188946494

It went for $76. That is a lot of money for a magazine.

It depends on your luck as seller, i have also purchased from eBay
the premiere issue for $12 including shipping.

[Joshua Whalen]

If you could be patient for a couple months, I'd drop at least $1500, maybe $2000 for your collection. Always wanted a NeXT, looks like you have all the stuff I'd want!

Joshua

Post by Gerben Wierda

Post by Keith A. Schneider
The following itemsm are on auction at eBay.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=220188946494
NeXTWorld magazine Vol. 1 No. 1. Jan./Feb. 1991. This is the premiere
issue of this short-lived publication. It features Steve Jobs (current
CEO of Apple) on the cover. The magazine is in excellent condition and
is in its original plastic mailer (which has been opened). This issue
was originally mailed to me in 1991. Also included is some promotional
material from NeXT, including a reprint of an article on NeXT from
MacWorld, and brochures and pricelists for the different NeXT computers.
You won't find these materials in better condition. NeXT has faded into
history, but some of its ideas live on in current Apple machines.

It went for $76. That is a lot of money for a magazine.
I am starting to wonder what my collection would go for now. I have
several large boxes of NeXT materials, including all NeXTworld magazines
(I think I have issue #1 twice, even), all NeXT In Focus magazines,
initial promotional material (the square magazine-like one), all the
books from Addison-Wesley (mint) and much, much more. Several boxes, all
in storage currently.
And of course
1 33MHz NeXTcube with very rare NeXTdimension (pal), HD
2 B&W monitors
1 color monitor 21" Hitachi (with broken power source), I've got a
cable that allows me to connect a modern monitor instead.
1 NeXT Sound box
1 NeXTprinter in very good condition (has seen limited use and had its
rubbers and such replaced)
1 Singular Solutions A/D64 professional A/D converter (interfaces
directly with DSP port)
Spare parts (I recall being able to build another Cube except for the case)
A lot of software, including very rare stuff like the Prerelease 3
(Golden Master) for NEXTSTEP 3.3 (sent out to me for testing because my
cube before this one triggered a bug) and NEXTSTEP 3.2 for PA-RISC, etc.
etc. etc.
G

[Tommaso C]

If you want to split the various stuff I need a spare NEXT mono
monitors :-).
And I'm strongly interested in the "initial promotional material (the
square magazine-like one), all the
books from Addison-Wesley (mint)".

Tommaso

Post by Joshua Whalen
If you could be patient for a couple months, I'd drop at least $1500, maybe $2000 for your collection. Always wanted a NeXT, looks like you have all the stuff I'd want!
Joshua

Post by Gerben Wierda

Post by Keith A. Schneider
The following itemsm are on auction at eBay.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=220188946494
NeXTWorld magazine Vol. 1 No. 1. Jan./Feb. 1991. This is the premiere
issue of this short-lived publication. It features Steve Jobs (current
CEO of Apple) on the cover. The magazine is in excellent condition and
is in its original plastic mailer (which has been opened). This issue
was originally mailed to me in 1991. Also included is some promotional
material from NeXT, including a reprint of an article on NeXT from
MacWorld, and brochures and pricelists for the different NeXT computers.
You won't find these materials in better condition. NeXT has faded into
history, but some of its ideas live on in current Apple machines.

It went for $76. That is a lot of money for a magazine.
I am starting to wonder what my collection would go for now. I have
several large boxes of NeXT materials, including all NeXTworld magazines
(I think I have issue #1 twice, even), all NeXT In Focus magazines,
initial promotional material (the square magazine-like one), all the
books from Addison-Wesley (mint) and much, much more. Several boxes, all
in storage currently.
And of course
       1 33MHz NeXTcube with very rare NeXTdimension (pal), HD
       2 B&W monitors
       1 color monitor 21" Hitachi (with broken power source), I've got a
cable that allows me to connect a modern monitor instead.
       1 NeXT Sound box
       1 NeXTprinter in very good condition (has seen limited use and had its
rubbers and such replaced)
       1 Singular Solutions A/D64 professional A/D converter (interfaces
directly with DSP port)
       Spare parts (I recall being able to build another Cube except for the case)
       A lot of software, including very rare stuff like the Prerelease 3
(Golden Master) for NEXTSTEP 3.3 (sent out to me for testing because my
cube before this one triggered a bug) and NEXTSTEP 3.2 for PA-RISC, etc.
etc. etc.
G