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Definite yes (as long as they are on the shelves and available):
- Freekboxen
- FG-PDX systems (Portland-based organizations)
- servers
- mouses
- keyboards
- LCD-monitors
- projectors (very short supply and long wait currently)
- unpowered speakers
- laptops (Up to 3 per 90 day period for Portland-based organizations, not currently granting Laptops outside of FG-PDX accounts)
- non-Intel Mac systems (these only accept OSX up to version 10.5.8)
- standard and multi-function printers with used ink cartridges (not new)
- scanners
- wireless routers
- digital cameras
- webcams
- sound cards
Maybe (priority goes to sales and volunteers, may want to check with Grants Coordinator prior to saying "yes"):
- Powered speaker sets
- audio equipment
- network switches
- USB hubs
- KVM switches
- server racks (rare)
- hard drives & RAM
- video cards
- headphones
- video cameras
- cordless phones
- corded phones
Definite no (can offer 20% discount in Thrift Store):
- Mac laptops
- Intel-based Mac systems
- wireless cards
- wireless keyboards/mice
- cell phones
- bluetooth headsets
If you're not sure where to get an item, check in with the Grants Coordinator or the Requesting Items for Hardware Grants wiki page.