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A 5363 is a S/36, a machine that IBM no longer manufactures. It runs SSP. 
The model you have is obsolete, and I don't think that even equipment 
resellers are buying them any more. Your best bet is to give all the 
hardware, including the old PCs, back to the folks who donated them to you. 
Although they may have thought they were doing the right thing, they 
basically got to avoid paying someone to take the equipment to the dump or 
metal recyclers.

PCs are dirt cheap. Have someone in your church do you a REAL favor and buy 
a new one for $700.

  ... Chuck

At 01:25 PM 3/2/00 -0600, you wrote:


>HELP
>
>IBM model 5363 III
>This is a midrange IBM machine.
>What is the operating system?
>What are they good for?
>My church has had 2 of these towers and several older IBM model 50 PC's
>donated to them.
>Could you ask around and find out for me?

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