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by jimw＠agora.rdrop.com

At 06:33 PM 5/1/97 -0700, you wrote: > | >- Add: NorthStar model with built-in monitor (forget the >model, Tim > | >Shoppa has one) > > | The NorthStar "Advantage" (I have one too) > >Yeah, come to think of it, the one Tim has that I was thinking of was >actually a similar IMSAI with built-in monitor. The name was something >like "DPC-1" Well... letters and numbers anyway... The IMSAI VDP-80. (sold and serviced those too!) -jim --- jimw(a)agora.rdrop.com The Computer Garage - http://www.rdrop.com/~jimw Computer Garage Fax - (503) 646-0174

28 years, 11 months

The List! (additions/changes)

by zmerch＠northernway.net

Whilst in a self-induced trance, Tim Shoppa happened to blather: >Well, when it comes down to it, vanilla CP/M never had >FORMAT. Didn't matter a whole lot on vanilla systems, as >8" floppies always come preformatted. Yes, but what about *chocolate* CP/M? Huh? How about that, Mr. Smart-Guy??? Everybody knows that chocolate is better than vanilla!!! ;^> I'm just joking... still working & it's been a long night! Anyone here have any experience with Unix NewsServer Daemons? That be me problem tonite, matey! See ya, "Merch" -- Roger Merchberger | If at first you don't succeed, Programmer, NorthernWay | nuclear warhead disarmament should *not* zmerch(a)northernway.net | be your first career choice.

28 years, 11 months

Atari prob, etc.

by BigLouS＠aol.com

In a message dated 97-04-30 03:16:50 EDT,idavis(a)comland.com (Isaac Davis) writes: > there is also a product called ape which is at http://www.nacs.net/~classics which allows you to connect your atari to a pc. They also have schematics <snip>. I use ape with my setup and it has worked just fine. I download Atari software to my PC and Ape does the rest. The cable is fairly easy to build if you have some soldering experience. Lou

28 years, 11 months

The List! (additions/changes)

by kaikal＠MICROSOFT.com

| >- Add: MITS Altair 680, 68000, 1976 | Ummm... no. 6800 mpu (not 68000) Typo... thanks | >- Add: NorthStar model with built-in monitor (forget the model, Tim | >Shoppa has one) | The NorthStar "Advantage" (I have one too) Yeah, come to think of it, the one Tim has that I was thinking of was actually a similar IMSAI with built-in monitor. The name was something like "DPC-1" | >- Change: NorthStar Horizons primarily ran NSDOS | Interesting... Many I worked with ran OASIS. B^} I guess it would have been clearer to say "NorthStar Horizons shipped with NSDOS". I'm sure most of them "primarily ran" CP/M after the owners realized how obscure and limiting NSDOS was ("cd" to Copy Disk? Gee, a DOS user would never type that by accident!) Kai

28 years, 11 months

The List! (additions/changes)

by kaikal＠MICROSOFT.com

Great list! Some additions & changes: - Add: Advanced Micro Devices AM-2900, AMD 2901, 1978 - Add: Apple I, 1976 - Add: Apple/Tempest TPI 863T milspec Macintosh, 68000, 1986 - Add: Apple/Honeywell "Black Apple" custom manufactured Apple II+ - Add: Atari 1040STE - 1989 (improved 1040ST) - Change: Atari Mega machines were the Mega ST (with 1, 2 or 4MB, 1987) and the Mega STE (improved, 1991). I've never heard of a "Mega 1" or "Mega 2" - Add: Atari ATW800 Transputer Workstation, 1988 - Add: AT&T 3B1, 68010, 2MB, 1985 - Add: Commodore KIM-1 singleboard, 6502, 1K, 1976 - Add: Commodore Amiga 2000/3000/4000 (Too new?) - Change: Commodore Executive 64 official designation was SX-64 - Change: Cromemco Z's were Z2, Z3, with & without a D for Disk drive, as in Z2D--don't think there was a Z1. The "System" line was separate. I think the only one was the System 3, aka "CS-3" (I've got one), Z80A, ~1978. - Add: Data General MicroNOVA series, and Data General portable - Add: Data Science XOR, Z80A, 64K, 1981 - Add: E&L MMD-1 Singleboard, 8080, 1977 - Add: Exidy Sorcerer, Z80, 1978 - Add: Heathkit H8, 8080, 1977 - Add: Heathkit H11, LSI-11, 1977 - Add: IBM 5100, no microprocessor, 1975 - Add: IMSAI 8080, 8080, 1977 - Add: Intecolor CompuColor II, 8080A, ~1979 - Add: Integrated Computer Systems (ICS) Suitcase Trainer, NEC 8255, 1978 - Add: Intel Intellec-8, 8008, 1973 - Add: Intersil Intercept Jr. singleboard, IM6100, 1976 - Change: Intertec Superbrain II was actually 2xZ80. There's also a Superbrain II Jr, don't know what the difference is - Add: Ithaca InterSystems DPS-1, Z80, ~1978 - Change: "Kaypro Corp" should be Non-Linear Systems - Add: Mattel Aquarius, Z80A, 4K, 1983 - Add: Micro Design Z80 Starter Kit singleboard, Z80, 1976 - Add: Micro Mint Z8 Basic/Micro, Z8, 1981 - Add: Micro Technology Unlimited (MTU) MTU-130, 6502, 80K, 1981 - Add: MITS Altair 680, 68000, 1976 - Add: MITS Altair 8800, 8080, 1975 - Add: MITS Altair 8800b, 8080, 1976 - Add: NEC PC8001, Z80, 1979 - Add: NorthStar model with built-in monitor (forget the model, Tim Shoppa has one) - Change: NorthStar Horizons primarily ran NSDOS - Add: Ohio Scientific (tons of other models, I'll have to look in a magazine) - Change: Onyx C8002 was Z8000, 256K, Unix, 1980 - Add: Panasonic JR200U, 6802, 32K - Add: Polymorphic Poly-88, 8080?, 1976 - Add: Processor Technology Sol-20, 8080A, 1976 - Add: RCA COSMAC ELF, RCA1802, 1977 - Add: RCA COSMAC VIP, RCA1802 - Add: Sanyo MBC-550 - Add: Scelbi 8H (kit), 8008, 1973 - Add: Southwest Technical Products (SWTPC) 6800 Computer System, 6800, 1977 - Add: Southwest Technical Products (SWTPC) other lineup (M6809, etc. need to look in a magazine) - Add: Spectravideo 318, Z80, 32K, 1983 - Add: Spectravideo 328, Z80, 64K, 1984 - Add: Sphere Corporation Sphere-1, 6800, 4K, 1975 - Add: Synertek SYM-1 singleboard, 6502, 1978 - Add: Tandy TRS-80 Model 4, Z80 - Change: Tandy "4D Micro" should be TRS-80 Model 4D, Z80 - Add: Tandy TRS-80 Model 1, Z80, 1978 - Change: Tandy TRS-80 Model 1/2/3/4 operating systems should be TRSDOS - Change: Tandy TRS-80 Model 16B operating system should be XENIX/TRSDOS - Change: Tandy TRS-80 Micro Color Computer RAM should be 4K - Add: Timex-Sinclair ZX80, NEC 780-1, 1K, 1980 - Add: Timex-Sinclair ZX81, Z80A, 1K, 1981 - Add: Timex-Sinclair ZX1000 - Add: Titus Mark-8 (plans only), 8008, 1974 - Add: Vector Graphic 1, 1977 - Add: Xerox Alto, 1974 - Add: Xerox Star, 1977 - Change: Zenith Z89 OS was CP/M 2.2 Kai > ---------- > From: Bill Whitson[SMTP:bill@booster.bothell.washington.edu] > Reply To: classiccmp(a)u.washington.edu > Sent: Thursday, May 01, 1997 1:54 PM > To: Discussion re-collecting of classic computers > Subject: The List! > > Hi all. > > After getting your numerous recommendations on the last > version ;) I updated the List of Classic Computers. It > now includes 83 more machines and notes as to CPU, base > RAM, Primary OS, and Class. I carry it with me when I > go hunting - hopefully it will be useful to you too. > > As always - I'd love to hear from you with additions or > corrections. This list is currently quite weak when it > comes to pre-'78 machines, minis and bigger computers. > I'm sure that just the DEC section should be three times > as long. My resources only go so far ;). > > --- > The Big List of Classic Computers > Last Rev: 4/30/97 > > This list is compiled from various sources: fliers, magazines, > ads, manuals, and price books. The information is as acurate as > the original sources. > > I have removed PCs and clones from this list - they were taking > up too much space. I may put together a separate PC list in the > future. This list does not include game consoles, calculators, > or word processors. > > If you have anything to add or revise, contact Bill Whitson > (e-mail bill(a)booster.u.washington.edu). > > MODEL is the manufacturers model number. > CPU indicates the type of CPU. > RAM is the amount of RAM installed in a base unit. > OS is the primary operating system or OS delivered with the unit. > ADOS 3.X = Apple II DOS v3.x > AMIGAOS = Amiga Operating System > AMOS = Alpha-Microsystems Operating System > ATRDOS = Atari Built-In OS > CBMOS = Commodore Built-In OS > CP/M = CP/M-80, CP/M-86, CP/M-68K, MP/M, etc... > CROMIX = Cromemco CROMIX > FLEX = FLEX > GS/OS = Apple IIgs Operating System > LOS = LISA Office System > MACOS = MacOS > OS/9 = OS/9 > PRODOS16 = Apple 16bit ProDOS > PRODOS8 = Apple 8bit ProDOS > SOS = Apple III DOS > TDOS = TurboDOS > TOS = Atari ST Operating System > UNIX = Any true UNIX variant > > TYPE is the class of computer > MAIN = Computers physically larger than 2m x 2m x 2m > MINI = Computers physically larger than 1m x 1m x 1m or which > are composed of separate subsystems. > MICRO = Single unit machines smaller than 1m x 1m x 1m > PORT. = Portable (Lugabble, Laptop, Notebook, Handheld) units. > YEAR is when the computer was first produced. > > ================================================================== > MANUFACTURER > MODEL CPU RAM OS TYPE > YR > ================================================================== > Acorn------------------------------------------------------------- > Atom 6502 4K ?? MICRO 80 > Bus. Comp. Model 100 6502 w/Z80 64K ?? MICRO 84 > Bus. Comp. Model 110 6502 w/Z80 64K ?? MICRO 84 > Bus. Comp. Model 200 6502 w/32016 512K ?? MICRO 84 > Bus. Comp. Model 210 6502 w/32016 4MB ?? MICRO 84 > Bus. Comp. Model 300 6502 w/80286 1MB ?? MICRO 84 > Bus. Comp. Model 310 6502 w/80286 1MB ?? MICRO 84 > Bus. Comp. Model PA 6502 64K ?? MICRO 84 > Bus. Comp. Terminal 6502 64K ?? MICRO 84 > Electron 6502 32K ?? MICRO 83 > Master 65C02 128K ?? MICRO > 86 > Model A 6502 16K ?? MICRO 81 > Model B 6502 32K ?? MICRO 82 > Model B+ 6502 64K ?? MICRO 84 > Proton 6502 16K ?? MICRO > 81 > System 1 6502 1K ?? MICRO 79 > System 2 6502 32k ?? MICRO 80 > Automated Computer Systems---------------------------------------- > 4040 MC 4040 64K CP/M MICRO 78 > 8080 MC 8080 64K CP/M MICRO 79 > 8080 MCS 8080 64K CP/M MICRO 79 > 8080 MPU 8080 64K CP/M MICRO 79 > 8080/Z80 8008 w/Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 80 > Z80 MCS Z80 128K TDOS MICRO 81 > Z80 MCS Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 81 > Action Computer Enterprise, Inc.---------------------------------- > Discovery 500 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > Discovery 1600 Z80 w/8086 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > Actrix Computers-------------------------------------------------- > DSDD Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > SSDD Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > Adra Systems------------------------------------------------------ > Model 1000 68020 2.5MB ?? MICRO 86 > Model 3000 68020 4MB ?? MICRO 86 > Advanced Digital Corporation-------------------------------------- > Super System II ?? ?? TDOS MICRO 84 > SuperStar ?? ?? TDOS MICRO 84 > Alcyon------------------------------------------------------------ > APS 68000 256K UNIX MINI 84 > APS/RMS 68000 256K UNIX MINI 84 > APX 68000 256K UNIX MINI 84 > Alpha Info Systems------------------------------------------------ > Model 100 8085 1MB ?? ?? > 77 > Model 100T 8085 1MB ?? ?? 79 > Alpha MicroSystems------------------------------------------------ > AM-680C 68000 128K AMOS MICRO 84 > AM-680M 68000 128K AMOS MICRO 84 > AM-1000 68000 128K AMOS MICRO 82 > AM-1000E 68000 256K AMOS MICRO 83 > AM-1000X 68000 128K AMOS MICRO 84 > ALSPA Computer---------------------------------------------------- > ACI-1 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 81 > ACI-2 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 82 > Zero Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 82 > Altos Computer Systems-------------------------------------------- > 3068 68020 4MB ?? MICRO 88 > 3068 EP 68020 4MB ?? MICRO 88 > 580-2 Z80 192K CP/M MICRO > 83 > 580-20 Z80 192K CP/M MICRO > 83 > 680-40 68000 ?? ?? MICRO > 85 > 8000-10 Z80 208K ?? MICRO 78 > 8000-12 Z80 208K ?? MICRO 78 > 8000-14 Z80 208K ?? MICRO 78 > Advanced Micro Devices-------------------------------------------- > Model 96/4116 Z80 32K CP/M MICRO > 80 > Ampere, Inc.------------------------------------------------------ > WS1A 68000 64K ?? MICRO 85 > WS1B 68000 256K ?? MICRO 85 > Amstrad----------------------------------------------------------- > CPC464 Z80A 64K AMSDOS MICRO 84 > CPC664 Z80A 64K AMSDOS MICRO 85 > CPC6128 Z80A 128K AMSDOS MICRO 85 > PCW8256 Z80 256K ?? MICRO 85 > PCW8512 Z80 512K ?? MICRO 86 > PCW9512 Z80 512K ?? MICRO 87 > APF Electronics--------------------------------------------------- > IM1 6800 8K ?? MICRO 80 > Apollo Computer--------------------------------------------------- > 400/420 ?? ?? ?? ?? 82 > Domain ?? ?? ?? ?? > 81 > Apple Computer, Inc.---------------------------------------------- > Apple II 6502 16K ADOS 3.X MICRO 77 > Apple II+ 6502 48K ADOS 3.X MICRO 81 > Apple IIc 65C02 128K PRODOS8 PORT. 85 > Apple IIc+ 65C02 128K PRODOS8 PORT. 86 > Apple IIe 6502 128K PRODOS8 MICRO 82 > Apple IIgs (ROM 01) 65C816 256K PRODOS16 MICRO 86 > Apple IIgs (ROM 02) 65C816 256K PRODOS16 MICRO 87 > Apple IIgs (ROM 03) 65C816 1.25MB GS/OS MICRO 88 > Apple III 6502 128K SOS MICRO 83 > Apple III+ 6502 256K SOS MICRO 84 > Lisa 1 68000 1MB LOS MICRO 83 > Lisa 2 68000 512K LOS MICRO 84 > Macintosh 128 68000 128K MACOS MICRO > 84 > Macintosh 512 68000 512K MACOS MICRO > 84 > Macintosh Plus 68010 1MB MACOS MICRO > 86 > Macintosh Plus Enh. 68010 512K MACOS MICRO 86 > Macintosh XL 68000 512K MACOS MICRO 84 > Applied Digital Data Systems-------------------------------------- > Multivision 1 8085 64k CP/M MICRO > 80 > Multivision 2 8085 64K CP/M MICRO > 81 > Multivision 3 8085 192K CP/M MICRO > 81 > Applied Electronics----------------------------------------------- > Model 10 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 81 > Model 15 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 81 > Applied Systems Corporation--------------------------------------- > ASC 68000 68000 64K ?? MICRO 83 > ASC Portable 8088 w/8085 32K ?? PORT. 83 > AT&T-------------------------------------------------------------- > 3704-040 ?? 1MB UNIX MICRO 86 > 3704-045 ?? 2MB UNIX MICRO 86 > 3704-065 ?? 2MB UNIX MICRO 86 > 3B2/300 WE32000 1MB UNIX MINI 86 > 3B2/400 WE32100 2MB UNIX MINI > 86 > 7300A1 ?? 512K UNIX MICRO > 86 > 7300A2 ?? 1MB UNIX MICRO > 86 > 7300B1 ?? 512K UNIX MICRO > 86 > 7300D1 ?? 512K UNIX MICRO > 86 > 7300E2 ?? 1MB UNIX MICRO > 86 > Atari------------------------------------------------------------- > 1040ST 68010 512K TOS MICRO 85 > 1200XL 6502C 64K ATRDOS MICRO 82 > 130XE 6502C 128K ATRDOS MICRO > 85 > 400 6502 16K ATRDOS MICRO 79 > 520ST 68000 512K TOS MICRO 85 > 600XL 6502C 16K ATRDOS MICRO 83 > 65XE 6502C 64K ATRDOS MICRO 85 > 800 6502 48K ATRDOS MICRO 79 > 800XL 6502C 64K ATRDOS MICRO 83 > Mega 2 68000 2MB ?? MICRO 87 > Mega 4 68000 4MB ?? MICRO 87 > XE Game System 6502C 64K ATRDOS MICRO > 87 > Auragen Systems Corporation--------------------------------------- > System 4000 68010 ?? ?? ?? 84 > Barreto Associates------------------------------------------------ > MicroMaster Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > Barrington International------------------------------------------ > Elite Z80 256K CP/M MICRO 82 > Barrister Info Systems-------------------------------------------- > Law Office Manager Z80 ?? ?? ?? 75 > Basis------------------------------------------------------------- > Model 108 Z80 w/6502 64K CP/M MICRO 80 > BBN Computer Corp.------------------------------------------------ > C60 Z80 256K UNIX MINI 80 > C70 Z80 256K UNIX MINI 81 > Beehive Corp.----------------------------------------------------- > The Topper Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > Bell Computer Systems--------------------------------------------- > Model 4 6502 64K ADOS 3.X MICRO 84 > Bell and Howell--------------------------------------------------- > Model 78400 6502 16K ?? MICRO 83 > Model 78401 6502 16K ?? MICRO 83 > Model 78402 6502 16K ?? MICRO 83 > Model 3016D 6502 16K ?? MICRO 83 > Model 3032D 6502 32K ?? MICRO 83 > Model 3048D 6502 48K ?? MICRO 83 > Berkel Systems---------------------------------------------------- > Model 4410 6502 16K ?? MICRO 74 > Billings Computer Corp.------------------------------------------- > System 500 II Z80 56K TDOS MICRO > 82 > System 6000B Z80 64K TDOS MICRO 82 > System 6000 II Z80 64K TDOS MICRO > 82 > System 6000 X Z80 64K TDOS MICRO > 82 > System 6000 XII Z80 64K TDOS MICRO 82 > BC-12FD Z80 64K TDOS MICRO 79 > BlackHawk Computers----------------------------------------------- > BlackHawk 3 8085 64K ?? MICRO 79 > BlackHawk 4 8085 64K ?? MICRO 79 > BMC, Inc.--------------------------------------------------------- > BMC-800 Model 20C Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 81 > BMC-800 Model 20G Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 81 > Bondwell Computers------------------------------------------------ > BW2 Z80C 64K CP/M MICRO 85 > BW12 Z80A 64K CP/M MICRO 85 > BW14 Z80A 128K CP/M MICRO 85 > BW16 Z80A 128K CP/M MICRO 85 > BOS Systems------------------------------------------------------- > BOS-M Z80 w/80186 64K TDOS MICRO 81 > Cyte 86 Z80 w/80186 64K TDOS MICRO 82 > BTI Computer Systems---------------------------------------------- > BTI 4800 Z80 w/8088 64K ?? ?? 84 > BTI 5000 Mark II Z80 w/80186 64K ?? ?? 83 > BTI 5000/ES Z80 w/80186 64K ?? ?? 83 > BTI 6000 Z80 W/8088 128K ?? ?? 84 > BTI 8000 BTI8000 24MB ?? ?? > 85 > Burroughs Corp.--------------------------------------------------- > B1800 Z80 w/80186 64K ?? MICRO 83 > B1910 Z80 w/80186 128K ?? MICRO 83 > B1913 Z80 w/80186 128K ?? MICRO > 83 > OW400 8085 64K ?? MICRO 82 > CADO Systems------------------------------------------------------ > CAT III 8085 64K ?? MICRO 82 > System 20/20 8085 48K ?? MICRO 78 > System 20/28 8085 96K ?? MICRO 83 > CCG--------------------------------------------------------------- > Micro 11 ?? ?? ?? MICRO 83 > Ultra 11/730 ?? ?? UNIX MINI 83 > Ultra 11/750 ?? ?? UNIX MINI 83 > Ultra PDP 11/44 ?? ?? UNIX MINI 83 > Ultra PDP 11/73 ?? ?? UNIX MINI 83 > Ultra PDP 11/23 ?? ?? UNIX MINI 83 > California Computer Systems--------------------------------------- > Model 1000 Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 82 > Model 3000 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > System 200 Z80 32K CP/M MICRO 81 > System 300 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 81 > System 400 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 81 > System 410 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 81 > System 420 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 81 > Callan Data Systems----------------------------------------------- > CD 100 ?? ?? UNIX MINI 81 > CD 100M 68000 256K UNIX ?? 82 > UniStar 100 68000 512K UNIX ?? 84 > UniStar 200 68000 512K UNIX ?? 84 > UniStar 300 NS16032 512K UNIX ?? 84 > Canaan Computer Corp.--------------------------------------------- > 5410Z ?? ?? ?? ?? 85 > 5412-P1 68000 1MB ?? ?? 84 > 5412-P2 68000 1MB ?? ?? 84 > Canon, Inc.------------------------------------------------------- > TX-10/15 6809 16K ?? MICRO 80 > Casio, Inc.------------------------------------------------------- > FX-9000 6809 4K ?? MICRO 83 > Computer Consoles, Inc.------------------------------------------- > Power 5/20 68000 1MB ?? ?? 84 > Control Data Corp.------------------------------------------------ > Cyber 18 6809 16K ?? MICRO 76 > Model 110 6809 64K ?? MICRO 83 > Computer Enhancement Corp.---------------------------------------- > CE Micro 1 Z80 64K ?? MICRO 83 > Centurion Computer Corp.------------------------------------------ > Model 100 ?? ?? ?? ?? 79 > Model 200 ?? ?? ?? ?? 79 > Model 5200 ?? ?? ?? ?? 82 > Model 5300 ?? ?? ?? ?? 82 > Model 6100 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Model 6200 ?? ?? ?? ?? 79 > Model 6300 ?? ?? ?? ?? 79 > Model 6400 ?? ?? ?? ?? 79 > Model 6500 ?? ?? ?? ?? 79 > Model 7100 ?? ?? ?? ?? 84 > Model 9200 ?? ?? ?? ?? 84 > Micro Plus ?? ?? ?? ?? 82 > Century Computer Corp.-------------------------------------------- > System 300 ?? ?? ?? ?? 75 > System 400 ?? ?? ?? ?? 75 > System 700 ?? ?? ?? ?? 75 > System 900 ?? ?? ?? ?? 75 > > Vanguard 8000 Z80 w/8085 128K CP/M MICRO 82 > Vanguard 8200 Z80 w/8085 128K CP/M MICRO 82 > Vanguard 8500 Z80 w/8085 128K CP/M MICRO 82 > X1000 ?? ?? ?? ?? 75 > X2000 ?? ?? ?? ?? 75 > Challenge Systems, Inc.------------------------------------------- > CS1000 Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 82 > Charles River Data Systems---------------------------------------- > Universe 32/115T 68020 1MB ?? ?? 85 > Universe 32/137T 68020 1MB ?? ?? 85 > Universe 32/35 68020 1MB ?? ?? 85 > Universe 65/115T 68000 ?? ?? ?? 85 > Universe 68/05 68000 256K ?? ?? 82 > Universe 68/137T 68000 512K ?? ?? 84 > Universe 68/67 68000 512K ?? ?? > 83 > Universe 68/35 68000 512K ?? ?? 84 > Universe 2402 68000 ?? ?? ?? 85 > Universe 2403 68000 512K ?? ?? > 84 > Charter Information Corp.----------------------------------------- > System 4 Z80 64K TDOS MICRO 83 > CIE Systems, Inc.------------------------------------------------- > 680/20 68000 256K ?? ?? 83 > 680/30-10 68000 256K ?? ?? 83 > 680/35 68000 512K ?? ?? > 83 > 680/40 68000 512K ?? ?? 83 > 680/50 68020 1MB ?? ?? 87 > 680/100 68000 512K ?? ?? 84 > 680/150 68020 8MB ?? ?? 87 > 680/200 68000 512K ?? ?? 84 > CMC Systems------------------------------------------------------- > SuperSystem 1 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 81 > SuperSystem 2 Z80 w/80186 128K CP/M MICRO 82 > Codex Corporation------------------------------------------------- > Model 268/21 68000 ?? ?? MICRO 83 > Model 268/24 6809 192K ?? MICRO 82 > Model 268/44 6809 192K ?? MICRO 82 > Colby Computer---------------------------------------------------- > MacColby 128 68000 128K MACOS MICRO 84 > MacColby 512 68000 512K MACOS MICRO 84 > Coleco Industries, Inc.------------------------------------------- > ADAM Z80 80K ?? MICRO 83 > Colonial Data Services-------------------------------------------- > SB80 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 81 > Columbia Data Products-------------------------------------------- > Commander 500 Z80 32K CP/M MICRO 79 > Commander 964 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 79 > Commander F64 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO > 79 > Commander FX Z80 96K CP/M MICRO 79 > Commander M64 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO > 79 > Comark Corp.------------------------------------------------------ > Disktor M1 Z80 w/6502 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > Disktor M3 8085 64K ?? MICRO 83 > Disktor Q ?? ?? ?? MICRO 83 > MB 85/285 ?? ?? CP/M MICRO 79 > Commodore--------------------------------------------------------- > 128C 8502 w/Z80 128K CBMOS MICRO 85 > 128D 8502 w/Z80 128K CBMOS MICRO 87 > 16 6510 16K ?? MICRO 84 > 64 6510 64K CBMOS MICRO 82 > 655 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > Amiga 1000 68000 256K AMIGAOS MICRO 86 > Amiga 500 68000 512K AMIGAOS MICRO 86 > CBM 3008 6502 8K ?? MICRO ?? > CBM 3016 6502 16K ?? MICRO ?? > CBM 3032 6502 32K ?? MICRO ?? > CBM 4004 6502 4K ?? MICRO 79 > CBM 4008 6502 8K ?? MICRO 79 > CBM 4016 6502 16K ?? MICRO 79 > CBM 4032 6502 32K ?? MICRO 79 > CBM 8008 6502 8K ?? MICRO ?? > CBM 8016 6502 16K ?? MICRO ?? > CBM 8032 6502 32K ?? MICRO ?? > CBM 8032 6502 32K ?? MICRO 79 > CBM 8096 6502 ?? ?? MICRO ?? > CBM 8296 6502 ?? ?? MICRO ?? > CBM B128-40 ?? ?? ?? MICRO ?? > CBM B128-80HP ?? ?? ?? MICRO > ?? > CBM B128-80LP ?? ?? ?? MICRO > ?? > CBM B256-40 ?? ?? ?? MICRO ?? > CBM B256-80HP ?? ?? ?? MICRO > ?? > CBM B256-80LP ?? ?? ?? MICRO > ?? > CBM B500 ?? ?? ?? MICRO ?? > CBM SP9000 ?? ?? ?? MICRO ?? > Executive 64 6510 64K CBMOS PORT. 83 > PET 2001 6502 ?? ?? MICRO 79 > PET 2001B 6502 ?? ?? MICRO 79 > PET 2001N 6502 ?? ?? MICRO 79 > Plus 4 6510 64K ?? MICRO 84 > SuperPET 6502 w/6809 96K ?? MICRO 81 > VIC-20 6502 5K ?? MICRO 81 > Compal Computer Systems------------------------------------------- > 8200+ Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 81 > Electric Briefcase Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 82 > EZ Type Z80 w/8088 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > CompTech---------------------------------------------------------- > EVE II 6502 w/Z80 64K ?? MICRO 85 > CompuCorp--------------------------------------------------------- > Model 745 Z80 192K CP/M MICRO 83 > Model 799 Z80 192K CP/M MICRO 83 > Compupro Systems-------------------------------------------------- > MP-10 Z80 w/8088 1MB CP/M MICRO > 83 > System 816/10 Z80 w/8088 1MB CP/M MICRO 84 > System 816/A 8085 w/8088 128K CP/M MICRO 82 > System 816/B 8085 w/8088 256K CP/M MICRO 82 > System 816/C 8085 w/8088 512K CP/M MICRO 82 > System 816/E 68000 256K CP/M MICRO 84 > System 816/G ?? 1MB CP/M MICRO 84 > System 816/GG Z80 w/68000 512K CP/M MICRO > 84 > System 816/Z Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 84 > The Computerist--------------------------------------------------- > Focus 6809 30K FLEX MICRO 82 > Covergent Technologies-------------------------------------------- > MiniFrame 68010 512K ?? MICRO 86 > MiniFrame Plus 68010 512K ?? MICRO 86 > MightyFrame 68020 1MB ?? MICRO 86 > Cortex Systems---------------------------------------------------- > Microdent 1 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 79 > Microdent 2 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 79 > Cromemco, Inc.---------------------------------------------------- > C10 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 82 > CS-1 Z80 w/68000 256K CROMIX MICRO 82 > CS100 Z80 w/68010 2MB ?? MICRO 85 > CS110 Z80 w/68010 2MB ?? MICRO 86 > CS115 68020 2MB UNIX MICRO 87 > CS120 68020 4MB ?? MICRO 86 > CS200 68010 1MB ?? MINI 86 > CS220 68020 2MB ?? MINI 86 > CS300 Z80 w/68010 2MB ?? MINI 86 > CS400 Z80 w/68010 2MB ?? MINI 86 > CS420 68020 4MB ?? MINI 86 > D System 1 Z80 w/68000 512K ?? MICRO 82 > D System 100 68000 2MB UNIX ?? 84 > D System 3 Z80 w/68000 512K ?? MICRO 83 > D System 300 68000 2MB UNIX ?? 84 > Z System 0 Z80 1MB ?? MICRO 82 > Z System 1 Z80 256K ?? MICRO 82 > Z System 2 Z80 64K ?? MICRO 82 > Z System 3 Z80 64K ?? MICRO 82 > CYB Systems------------------------------------------------------- > MultiBox I 68000 256K UNIX ?? 82 > MultiBox II 68000 768K UNIX ?? 82 > Cyberchron-------------------------------------------------------- > C21 68000 4MB ?? ?? 83 > C41 68000 4MB ?? ?? 83 > C45 68000 4MB ?? ?? 83 > CDS-201 68000 64K ?? ?? 79 > CDS-231 68000 64K ?? ?? 83 > Data General Corp------------------------------------------------- > CB/50 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > CEO ?? ?? ?? ?? 81 > CS/10 ?? ?? ?? ?? 80 > CS/100 ?? ?? ?? ?? 82 > CS/20 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > CS/200 ?? ?? ?? ?? 82 > CS/30 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > CS/40 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > CS/5 ?? ?? ?? ?? 82 > CS/50 ?? ?? ?? ?? 80 > CS/60 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > CS/70 ?? ?? ?? ?? 80 > Eclipse C/150 ?? ?? ?? ?? 79 > Eclipse C/350 ?? ?? ?? ?? 78 > Eclipse MV/4000 ?? ?? ?? ?? 82 > Eclipse S/120 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Eclipse S/130 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Eclipse S/140 ?? ?? ?? ?? 80 > Eclipse S/250 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Eclipse S/280 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Enterprise 1000 ?? ?? ?? ?? 81 > Enterprise 3000 ?? ?? ?? ?? 81 > MPT/100 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > MPT/80 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Nova 3 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Nova 4 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Datamac Computer Systems------------------------------------------ > Series 1200 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 81 > Datapoint Corp.--------------------------------------------------- > Model 1560 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 82 > Model 8600 Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 81 > Model 8800 ?? ?? CP/M MICRO 81 > Series 1800 Z80 64K ?? MICRO 83 > Series 4000 Z80 64K ?? MICRO 83 > Series 6600 Z80 64K ?? MICRO 78 > Datavue Corp.----------------------------------------------------- > 80/100 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 81 > 80/200 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 81 > 80/300 Z80 w/80186 64K CP/M MICRO 81 > 80/400 Z80 w/80186 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > 3000 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 79 > DEC--------------------------------------------------------------- > Correspondent ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Datasystem 150 ?? ?? ?? ?? > 83 > Datasystem 208 ?? ?? ?? ?? 78 > Datasystem 300 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Datasystem 315 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Datasystem 320 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Datasystem 336 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Datasystem 356 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Datasystem 500 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Datasystem 512 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > DECMate II ?? ?? ?? ?? 82 > Micro/PDP-11 ?? ?? ?? ?? 82 > MicroVAX I ?? ?? ?? ?? 84 > PDP-11/23 ?? ?? ?? ?? 82 > PDP-11/24 ?? ?? ?? ?? 81 > PDP-11/34 ?? ?? ?? ?? 76 > PDP-11/44 ?? ?? ?? ?? 80 > PDP-11/70 ?? ?? ?? ?? 75 > Professional 300 ?? ?? ?? ?? 82 > Professional 325 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Professional 350 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Professional 380 ?? ?? ?? ?? 84 > Rainbow 100 Z80 w/8088 64K CP/M MICRO 82 > Rainbow 100+ Z80 w/8088 128K CP/M MICRO 83 > Robin ?? ?? ?? ?? 81 > VAX-11/730 ?? ?? ?? ?? 82 > VAX-11/750 ?? ?? ?? ?? 80 > Deltadata Systems Corp.------------------------------------------- > D8000 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > Micro Manager Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > Delta Products Inc.----------------------------------------------- > Delta One Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > Delta Two Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > Delta Four Z80 256K CP/M MICRO 83 > DP/Net ?? ?? ?? MICRO 83 > DP/125 ?? ?? CP/M MICRO 83 > Digicomp Research------------------------------------------------- > System 100 Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 81 > Digidyne---------------------------------------------------------- > 5832 Z80 32K ?? MICRO 77 > 5864 Z80 32K ?? MICRO 80 > Series 200 Z80 128K ?? MICRO 82 > Digital Microsystems---------------------------------------------- > DMS-3 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > DMS-4 Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 80 > DMS-15 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > DMS-86 Z80 w/8086 256K CP/M MICRO 82 > DMS-1280 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > DMS-5080 Z80 w/8086 256K CP/M MICRO 82 > DMS-5086 Z80 w/8086 256K CP/M MICRO 82 > Digital Technology------------------------------------------------ > Model 580 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 79 > Digitex----------------------------------------------------------- > Model 7100 Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 83 > Model 7200 Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 83 > Model 7300 Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 83 > Model 7500 Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 83 > Model 8100 Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 83 > Model 8200 Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 83 > Model 8300 Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 83 > Model 8500 Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 83 > Dimension Computer Corp.------------------------------------------ > 1000 Z80 64K TDOS MICRO 82 > 1020 Z80 64K TDOS MICRO 82 > 2010 Z80 64K TDOS MICRO 82 > 3010 Z80 64K TDOS MICRO 83 > 3020 Z80 64K TDOS MICRO 83 > Direct, Inc.------------------------------------------------------ > Model 1000 Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 81 > Model 1025 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 81 > Model 1031 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > Display Data Corp.------------------------------------------------ > Insight Z80 64K ?? ?? 74 > DMC Systems------------------------------------------------------- > Commfile Z80 16K CP/M MICRO 78 > Docutel----------------------------------------------------------- > BCS 2025 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 80 > BCS 2030 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 79 > DC-M18 68000 100K MS-DOS MICRO 84 > M10 8085 8K ?? PORT. 84 > M20 Z80 128K ?? MICRO 83 > P6060 Z80 48K ?? MICRO 77 > S6000 Z8000 64K ?? MICRO 81 > DTC--------------------------------------------------------------- > 710 8085 64K ?? MICRO 83 > A22 8085 256K UNIX MICRO 83 > B23 8085 256K UNIX MICRO 82 > Micro 210A 8085 64K ?? MICRO 81 > Micro 210B 8085 64K ?? MICRO 81 > Data Technology Industries---------------------------------------- > Associate Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 79 > Dual Systems Control Corp.---------------------------------------- > 83/20 68000 512K UNIX ?? 84 > 83/80 68000 512K UNIX ?? 84 > 83/500 68000 2MB UNIX ?? 84 > Durango Systems Inc.---------------------------------------------- > 800 8085 64K CP/M MICRO 79 > 800XR 8085 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > 900 8085 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > 910 8085 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > Dynabyte Business Computers--------------------------------------- > 6600 Z80 w/8086 256K CP/M MICRO 82 > 6900 Z80 w/8086 256K CP/M MICRO 82 > Monarch 6000 Z80 w/8086 256K CP/M MICRO 82 > Eagle Computer Inc.----------------------------------------------- > Eagle IIE Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 81 > Eagle III Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 82 > Eagle IV Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 82 > ECS Microsystems-------------------------------------------------- > ECS 4500 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 81 > ECS 4650 Z80 80K CP/M MICRO 82 > EEC Systems, Inc.------------------------------------------------- > Micropower/23 ?? ?? ?? ?? 81 > Micropower/W ?? ?? ?? ?? 81 > Elan Computers---------------------------------------------------- > Enterprise 64 Z80 64K ?? MICRO 84 > Enterprise 128 Z80 128K ?? MICRO 84 > Epic Computers---------------------------------------------------- > Episode 2296 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 81 > Epson, Inc.------------------------------------------------------- > Geneva PX-8 Z80 64K ?? MICRO 84 > HX-20 Z80 16K ?? PORT. 83 > QX-10 Z80 256K ?? MICRO 83 > QX-16 Z80 512K ?? MICRO 84 > Esprit Computer Products------------------------------------------ > Model S1000 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 81 > Model S1016 Z80 w/80186 128K CP/M MICRO 83 > Model S1500 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 81 > Model S1516 Z80 w/80186 128K CP/M MICRO 83 > Model S1800 Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 82 > Model 900 Z80 64K TDOS MICRO 81 > ETR, Inc.--------------------------------------------------------- > Star System Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 82 > Eve Computers----------------------------------------------------- > Eve II PC 6502 w/Z80 64K ADOS 3.X MICRO 84 > Eve Portable 6502 w/Z80 64K ADOS 3.X PORT. 84 > Evolution Computer Systems---------------------------------------- > Model 140 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Model 160 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Model 240 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Model 260 ?? ?? ?? ?? 81 > Model 280 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Exo Systems------------------------------------------------------- > System 5 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > System 8 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > System 58 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > Exxon Office Systems---------------------------------------------- > 510 Info. Processor Z80 64K ?? MICRO 81 > 520 Info. Processor Z80 64K ?? MICRO 81 > 530 Info. Processor Z80 64K ?? MICRO 83 > 8400 Series Z80 64K ?? MICRO 83 > Facit, Inc.------------------------------------------------------- > Model 6500 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 81 > FI Electronics---------------------------------------------------- > Series 7240 Z80 32K ?? MICRO 81 > Financial Business Computers-------------------------------------- > FBC Z80 64K ?? MICRO 83 > Findex------------------------------------------------------------ > Model 0X1 Z80 48K CP/M MICRO 83 > Model 0X2 Z80 48K CP/M MICRO 83 > Model 9X1 Z80 48K CP/M MICRO 83 > Formation, Inc.--------------------------------------------------- > F/4000-101 AMD2900 1MB ?? ?? 81 > F/4000-201 AMD2900 1MB ?? ?? 81 > F/4000-301 AMD2900 1MB ?? ?? 81 > Fortune Systems Corp.--------------------------------------------- > 32:16 PS-10 68000 512K UNIX ?? 84 > 32:16 PS-20 68000 512K UNIX ?? 84 > 32:16 68000 128K UNIX ?? 81 > 32:16 XP-20 68000 512K UNIX ?? 84 > 32:16 XP-30 68000 512K UNIX ?? 84 > Fortune Formula 68020 ?? UNIX ?? 86 > SX45 68000 1MB ?? ?? 85 > SX45T 68000 1MB ?? ?? 85 > SX70 68000 1MB ?? ?? 85 > XP45 68000 512K ?? ?? 85 > Forward Technology------------------------------------------------ > Grpahics Workstation 68000 256K UNIX ?? 82 > Four-Phase Systems------------------------------------------------ > IV/40 ?? ?? ?? ?? 73 > IV/50 ?? ?? ?? ?? 76 > IV/70 ?? ?? ?? ?? 70 > IV/60 ?? ?? ?? ?? 77 > IV/65 ?? ?? ?? ?? 77 > IV/80 ?? ?? ?? ?? 77 > IV/90 ?? ?? ?? ?? 77 > IV/95 ?? ?? ?? ?? 77 > Franklin Computer Corp.------------------------------------------- > Ace 10 6502 ?? ADOS 3.X MICRO 82 > Ace 1100 6502 ?? ADOS 3.X MICRO 82 > Ace 1000 6502 64K ADOS 3.X MICRO 82 > Ace 1200 6502 w/Z80 128K ADOS 3.X MICRO 83 > Ace 500 6502 64K ADOS 3.X MICRO 83 > Fujitsu, Inc.----------------------------------------------------- > Micro 16S Z80 w/8086 128K ?? MICRO 83 > Garrett Computing Systems----------------------------------------- > GSC/440 ?? ?? ?? ?? 77 > GEAC Computers---------------------------------------------------- > System 2000 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > General Automation------------------------------------------------ > Model 930 Z80 128K ?? MICRO 83 > Model 940 Z80 128K ?? MICRO 83 > Model 950 Z80 128K ?? MICRO 83 > Zebra 700 68000 256K XENIX MICRO 84 > Zebra 750 68000 128K XENIX MICRO 84 > Zebra 1000 68000 256K XENIX MICRO 82 > Zebra 1500 68000 256K XENIX MICRO 82 > Zebra 2000 68000 1MB XENIX MICRO 82 > Zebra 2500 68000 256K XENIX MICRO 82 > Zebra 3000 68000 1MB XENIX MICRO 82 > Zebra 3500 68000 256K XENIX MICRO 82 > Zebra 5500 68000 1MB XENIX MICRO 82 > General Robotics-------------------------------------------------- > BA500 ?? ?? ?? ?? 81 > BA800L ?? ?? ?? ?? 84 > Gemini 68000 64K ?? ?? 83 > Scorpio 68000 64K ?? ?? 81 > Super Gemini 68000 64K ?? ?? 81 > Super Pegasus 68000 64K ?? ?? 77 > Super Tristar 68000 64K ?? ?? 83 > Hagen Systems----------------------------------------------------- > Mark Ten ?? ?? ?? ?? 73 > Harris Corp.------------------------------------------------------ > H60 68000 768K ?? ?? 84 > H600 68000 1.5MB ?? ?? 83 > H700 68000 384K ?? ?? 82 > Model 1640 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Model 1650 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Heurikon Corp.---------------------------------------------------- > HK68 68000 128K UNIX ?? 84 > Minibox 68000 512K UNIX ?? 84 > MLZ Z80 16K ?? ?? 83 > Modular Box 68000 512K UNIX ?? 84 > Hon Computing Systems--------------------------------------------- > Hon IV ?? ?? ?? ?? 77 > Hon V ?? ?? ?? ?? 77 > Honeywell Bull, Inc.---------------------------------------------- > DPS 6/40 ?? ?? ?? ?? 81 > DPS 6/45 ?? ?? ?? ?? 81 > Level 6-23 ?? ?? ?? ?? 78 > Level 6-33 ?? ?? ?? ?? 76 > Level 6-37 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Level 6-43 ?? ?? ?? ?? 77 > Level 6-47 ?? ?? ?? ?? 78 > Level 6-53 ?? ?? ?? ?? 78 > Level 6-57 ?? ?? ?? ?? 78 > System XPS-100-10 68010 512K ?? ?? 86 > System XPS-100-20 68020 2MB ?? ?? 86 > System XPS-100-40 68020 4MB ?? ?? 86 > HP---------------------------------------------------------------- > HP 1000 Series ?? ?? ?? ?? 82 > HP 300 Series ?? ?? ?? ?? 79 > HP 3000 Series ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > HP 85A ?? 16K ?? MICRO 82 > HP 85B ?? ?? ?? MICRO 86 > HP 86B Z80 128K ?? MICRO 83 > HP 87XM ?? 128K ?? MICRO 82 > HP 9825B ?? ?? ?? ?? 76 > HP 9845B ?? ?? ?? ?? 77 > HP 9915 ?? ?? ?? ?? 80 > Series 100 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 81 > Series 200 68000 512K CP/M MICRO 82 > Integrated Business Computers------------------------------------- > C-1064R Z80B 64K ?? ?? 84 > Cadet Z80B 256K ?? MICRO 84 > Ensign 68010 1MB ?? ?? 84 > Ensign 386:100 68020 ?? ?? ?? 87 > Ensign 682:100 68020 ?? ?? ?? 87 > Ensign Oasis 68000 1MB ?? ?? 84 > Middi-Cadet Z80 256K ?? MICRO 79 > Middi-Cadet High Perf. Z80H 512K ?? MICRO 84 > Multi-Star I Z80B 256K ?? MICRO 84 > Multi-Star II Z80B 256K ?? MICRO 84 > Super Cadet Z80H 320K ?? MICRO 84 > System 68 68000 512K ?? MICRO 84 > IBM--------------------------------------------------------------- > 6/430 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > 5110 ?? ?? ?? ?? 76 > 5120 ?? ?? ?? ?? 78 > 8130 ?? ?? ?? ?? 79 > 8140 ?? ?? ?? ?? 79 > System 34 ?? ?? ?? ?? 77 > System 36 ?? ?? ?? ?? 84 > System 38 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > ICL, Inc.--------------------------------------------------------- > DRS20 8085 w/8088 150K ?? MICRO 82 > Immediate Business Systems---------------------------------------- > FS 2000 8085 w/8088 32K ?? ?? 83 > IMPC-------------------------------------------------------------- > Access Matrix Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > Impelco----------------------------------------------------------- > IMP 800C Z80 64K ?? MICRO 84 > IMP 816C Z80 w/8086 256K ?? MICRO 84 > IMS International------------------------------------------------- > 5000IS Z80 w/80186 128K TDOS MICRO 82 > 5000SX Z80 w/80186 128K TDOS MICRO 81 > 8000S Z80 w/8088 128K TDOS MICRO 81 > 8000SX Z80 w/80186 128K TDOS MICRO 81 > Information Devices----------------------------------------------- > Micro Plus Z80 w/8086 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > Infotecs, Inc.---------------------------------------------------- > Control Center 2 Z80 w/8086 64K CP/M MICRO 79 > Innotronics------------------------------------------------------- > Model 6100 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 79 > Intecolor Corporation--------------------------------------------- > 3651 8080 32K ?? MICRO 80 > 8052 8080 8K ?? MICRO 77 > 8352 8080 8K ?? MICRO 77 > Intelligent Systems----------------------------------------------- > Intecolor 8050 8080 8K ?? MICRO 77 > Intecolor 8064 8080 8K ?? MICRO 79 > Intelligent Graphics 8080 64K ?? MICRO 82 > Interphase Corp.-------------------------------------------------- > Baseboard SBC 68000 512K ?? MICRO 84 > Intersil Systems, Inc.-------------------------------------------- > 1SB-80/85 Z80 w/8085 64K ?? MICRO 83 > 1SB-809/85 Z80 w/8085 64K ?? MICRO 83 > Intertec Data Systems--------------------------------------------- > Compustar VPU 10 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 80 > Compustar VPU 20 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 80 > Compustar VPU 30 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 80 > Compustar VPU 40 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 80 > Headstart VPU 128 Z80 w/8086 128K CP/M MICRO 84 > Headstart VPU 512 Z80 w/8086 512K CP/M MICRO 84 > Headstart VPU 1000 Z80 w/8086 1MB CP/M MICRO 84 > Super Brain II Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > Ithaca Intersystems----------------------------------------------- > Encore 580 Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 83 > Encore 880 Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 83 > Encore 58000 68000 256K XENIX MICRO 83 > Ithaca 525 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > Jacquard, Inc.---------------------------------------------------- > J100 ?? ?? ?? MICRO 75 > J200 ?? ?? ?? MICRO 82 > J300 ?? ?? ?? MICRO 82 > J425 ?? ?? ?? MICRO 77 > J500 ?? ?? ?? MICRO 78 > J6000 ?? ?? ?? MICRO 87 > Jade Computer Products-------------------------------------------- > System III Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 79 > Jonos International----------------------------------------------- > C2000 Z80A 64K ?? MICRO 85 > C2100 Z80A w/8085 64K ?? MICRO 85 > C2150 Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 84 > C2500 Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 84 > C2550 Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 84 > C2600 Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 84 > Escort C2100 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 82 > Escort C2500 Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 83 > Kaypro Corp.------------------------------------------------------ > Kaypro 2x300 Z80 64K CP/M PORT. 84 > Kaypro 4 Z80 64K CP/M PORT. 83 > Kaypro 10 Z80 64K CP/M PORT. 83 > Kaypro II Z80 64K CP/M PORT. 82 > Kaypro II Plus 88 Z80 w/8088 256K CP/M PORT. 84 > Kaypro IV Plus 88 Z80 w/8088 256K CP/M PORT. 84 > Robie 300 Z80 64K CP/M PORT. 84 > Kontron Electronics----------------------------------------------- > PSI 80 Z80 32K CP/M MICRO 81 > Kowin Computer Corp.---------------------------------------------- > Kowin II 68000 3MB ?? ?? 87 > Kowin II Plus 68000 3MB ?? ?? 87 > Kowin III 68020 3MB ?? ?? 87 > Lanier Business Products------------------------------------------ > Computereze Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 81 > Shared System II ?? ?? ?? ?? 82 > LMC--------------------------------------------------------------- > System I NS16032 512K ?? ?? 84 > System II NS16032 1MB ?? ?? 84 > System III NS16032 1MB ?? ?? 84 > LNW Corp.--------------------------------------------------------- > LNW 80-I Z80 48K CP/M MICRO 81 > LNW 80-II Z80 96K CP/M MICRO 81 > Lobo Systems, Inc.------------------------------------------------ > Max-80 Z80B 128K CP/M MICRO 82 > Logical Business Machines----------------------------------------- > Adam ?? ?? ?? ?? 82 > David ?? ?? ?? ?? 80 > Goliath ?? ?? ?? ?? 80 > Tina ?? ?? ?? ?? 79 > MAI--------------------------------------------------------------- > Basic Four Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 82 > System 110 ?? ?? ?? ?? 82 > System 210 ?? ?? ?? ?? 81 > System 310 ?? ?? ?? ?? 82 > System 510 ?? ?? ?? ?? 81 > System 710 ?? ?? ?? ?? 82 > System S/10 Z80 128K ?? ?? 82 > System S/80 ?? ?? ?? ?? 80 > Martec International---------------------------------------------- > IBEX 2000 Z80 32K CP/M MICRO 77 > IBEX 7000 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 77 > Matrox Electronic Systems----------------------------------------- > MACS-10 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 80 > Multitech Electronics, Inc.--------------------------------------- > MIC-501 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > MIC-504 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > Memotech Corp.---------------------------------------------------- > MTX 512 Z80 64K ?? MICRO 84 > Microcomputer Technology------------------------------------------ > MOD III Z80 16K CP/M MICRO 80 > Personal Executive Z80 1MB CP/M MICRO 82 > Microcraft Corp.-------------------------------------------------- > Dimension 68000 512K ?? ?? 84 > Microdata Corp.--------------------------------------------------- > 7608 ?? ?? ?? ?? 84 > 7905 ?? ?? ?? ?? 82 > 7907 ?? ?? ?? ?? 81 > 7915 ?? ?? ?? ?? 82 > 7917 ?? ?? ?? ?? 82 > Reality 600 ?? ?? ?? ?? 73 > Reality 2000 ?? ?? ?? ?? 77 > Reality 4000 ?? ?? ?? ?? 73 > Reality 7000 ?? ?? ?? ?? 79 > Reality 8000 ?? ?? ?? ?? 79 > Sovereign 7920 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Sovereign 7930 ?? ?? ?? ?? 78 > Sovereign 7940 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Micro-Expander, Inc.---------------------------------------------- > Expander Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 81 > Micromation, Inc.------------------------------------------------- > M/System Z80 w/8088 64K CP/M MICRO 81 > Mariner 9000 Z80 64K TDOS MICRO 81 > Microsystems International---------------------------------------- > Multinet Z80 w/8086 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > Milwaukee Computers----------------------------------------------- > MC-100 Z80 w/6502 64K ?? MICRO 83 > Mini-Computer Systems--------------------------------------------- > Micos 100 ?? ?? ?? ?? 78 > Micos 200 ?? ?? ?? ?? 73 > Micos 300 ?? ?? ?? ?? 80 > Mohawk Data Sciences Corp.---------------------------------------- > Model 21/10 ?? ?? ?? ?? 81 > Model 21/20 ?? ?? ?? ?? 77 > Model 21/40 ?? ?? ?? ?? 77 > Model 21/50 ?? ?? ?? ?? 77 > Model 21/60 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Model 21/70 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Momentum Computer Systems----------------------------------------- > Model 32 68000 512K UNIX MICRO 83 > Monroe Systems---------------------------------------------------- > EC 8800 Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 81 > Microdecision 1 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 82 > OC 8810 Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 83 > OC 8820 Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 81 > OC 8828 Z80 256K CP/M MICRO 81 > Morrow Designs, Inc.---------------------------------------------- > Decision 1 D120 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 82 > Decision 1 D200 Z80 256K CP/M MICRO 82 > Decision 1 D210 Z80 256K CP/M MICRO 82 > Decision 1 D220 Z80 512K CP/M MICRO 82 > Microdecision MD 1 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 82 > Microdecision MD 2 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 82 > Microdecision MD 3 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 82 > Microdecision MD 3P Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 82 > Microdecision MD 5 Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 84 > Microdecision MD 11 Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 82 > Microdecision MD 16 Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 82 > Microdecision MD 34 Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 82 > Tricep 68000 256K UNIX MICRO 84 > Mostek Corp.------------------------------------------------------ > Matrix-80 Z80 64K ?? MICRO 82 > Motorola---------------------------------------------------------- > Exormacs 68000 512K UNIX MICRO 83 > Exorset 110 6809 56K ?? MICRO 83 > M-6809 6809 64K ?? MICRO 78 > VME/10 68000 384K UNIX MICRO 83 > MSI Data---------------------------------------------------------- > MSI/88S 68000 56K ?? MICRO 82 > Musys Corp.------------------------------------------------------- > NetWork 8816 Z80 128K TDOS MICRO 83 > NetWork 8820 Z80 128K TDOS MICRO 84 > Nabu Manufacturing------------------------------------------------ > Personal Computer Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > NBI, Inc.--------------------------------------------------------- > System 1 68000 ?? UNIX ?? 84 > Technical Workstation 68000 1MB UNIX ?? 84 > NCR Corp.--------------------------------------------------------- > Decision Mate V Z80 w/8088 64K ?? MICRO 83 > I-9010 ?? ?? ?? ?? 81 > I-9020 ?? ?? ?? ?? 81 > I-9040 ?? ?? ?? ?? 81 > PC-8 Z80 64K ?? MICRO 82 > PC-8/16 Z80 w/8088 64K ?? MICRO 82 > NEC--------------------------------------------------------------- > PC6000 Z80 16K ?? MICRO 83 > PC6001A Z80 16K ?? MICRO 86 > PC8201A Z80 16K ?? MICRO 83 > PC8401A Z80 64K ?? MICRO 85 > PC8800 Z80 w/80086 64K ?? MICRO 83 > PC8801A Z80 w/8086 64K ?? MICRO 86 > Astra 200 ?? ?? ?? ?? 82 > Astra 205 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Astra 210 ?? ?? ?? ?? 79 > Astra 230 ?? ?? ?? ?? 79 > Astra 250 ?? ?? ?? ?? 79 > Astra 270 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Astra 330 ?? ?? ?? ?? 84 > Astra 350 ?? ?? ?? ?? 84 > Astra 370 ?? ?? ?? ?? 84 > Nelma Data Corp.-------------------------------------------------- > Persona Z80 ?? ?? MICRO 82 > Persona II Z80 w/8088 192K ?? MICRO 83 > New England Digital----------------------------------------------- > A-40 Z80 32K ?? MICRO 77 > A-60 Z80 32K ?? MICRO 78 > Nixdorf Computer Corp.-------------------------------------------- > Model 80 ?? ?? ?? ?? 70 > Model 600 ?? ?? ?? ?? 76 > Model 8810 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Model 8845 ?? ?? ?? ?? 81 > Model 8870/M15 ?? ?? ?? ?? 84 > Model 8870/1 ?? ?? ?? ?? 78 > Model 8870/3 ?? ?? ?? ?? 81 > Model 8890/10 ?? ?? ?? ?? 84 > Model 8890/30 ?? ?? ?? ?? 84 > Model 8890/50 ?? ?? ?? ?? 84 > NNC Electronics--------------------------------------------------- > System 80 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 80 > System 80W Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 80 > NorthStar Computers----------------------------------------------- > Advantage 8/16 Z80 w/8088 64K CP/M MICRO 82 > Advantage Z80 w/80186 64K CP/M MICRO 81 > Horizon 8/16 Z80 w/8088 128K CP/M MICRO 83 > Horizon Z80 w/8088 128K CP/M MICRO 77 > Northern Telecom Terminal Sys.------------------------------------ > 405 ?? ?? ?? ?? 78 > 445 ?? ?? ?? ?? 78 > 503 8085 256K ?? MICRO 81 > M4120 68000 1MB ?? MICRO 86 > M4121 68000 1MB ?? MICRO 86 > M4122 68000 1MB ?? MICRO 86 > Ohio Scientific--------------------------------------------------- > MasterKey 220 6502 48K OS-65 MICRO 83 > MasterKey 230 6502 52K OS-65 MICRO 82 > MasterKey 250 ?? ?? ?? MICRO 82 > MasterKey 330 ?? ?? ?? MICRO 83 > MasterKey 350 ?? ?? ?? MICRO 82 > MasterKey 2301 ?? ?? ?? MICRO 83 > OSI-710 SuperMicro 68010 ?? ?? MICRO 85 > OSI-720 SuperMicro 68010 ?? ?? MICRO 85 > WorkSystem 200 ?? ?? ?? MICRO 84 > WorkSystem 300 ?? ?? ?? MICRO 84 > Olympia USA, Inc.------------------------------------------------- > OPC 6502 52K ?? MICRO 82 > Omni-Source------------------------------------------------------- > OS-26 Z80B 192K ?? MICRO 84 > OS-48 Z80B 192K ?? MICRO 84 > OS-526 Z80B 320K ?? MICRO 84 > OS-548 Z80B 320K ?? MICRO 84 > OS-826 Z80B 320K ?? MICRO 84 > OS-848 Z80B 320K ?? MICRO 84 > Ontel Corp.------------------------------------------------------- > 1505 Z80 w/6502 16K ?? MICRO 83 > 1507 Z80 w/6502 64K ?? MICRO 83 > Amigo Z80 w/6502 64K ?? MICRO 82 > Onyx Systems Inc.------------------------------------------------- > 6810 68000 1MB ?? MICRO 84 > C8001 Z80 256K ?? MICRO 79 > C8002 ?? ?? ?? ?? 80 > C8002A ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Sundance 16 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > Sundance ?? ?? ?? ?? 81 > Sundance II ?? ?? ?? ?? 82 > System 2000 ?? ?? ?? ?? 82 > System 3000 ?? ?? ?? ?? 81 > System 4000 ?? ?? ?? ?? 80 > Osborne Computer-------------------------------------------------- > Osborne 1 Z80 64K CP/M PORT. 81 > Osborne Executive Z80 128K CP/M PORT. 83 > Vixen Z80 64K CP/M PORT. 84 > OSM Computer Corp.------------------------------------------------ > Zeus 2 Z80 64K ?? MICRO 82 > Zeus 2-16 Z80 w/8088 320K ?? MICRO 83 > Zeus 3 ?? ?? ?? MICRO 82 > Zeus 3X ?? ?? ?? MICRO 85 > Zeus 4 Z80 w/8088 64K ?? MICRO 83 > Zeus 16 ?? ?? ?? MICRO 83 > Otrona Corp.------------------------------------------------------ > Attache Z80A 64K CP/M MICRO 82 > Panasonic--------------------------------------------------------- > Link HHC 6502 4K ?? MICRO 83 > RL-H 6502 8K ?? MICRO 81 > PCE Systems------------------------------------------------------- > Voyager I ?? ?? ?? MICRO 78 > Voyager II ?? ?? ?? MICRO 78 > Pegasus Data Systems---------------------------------------------- > Peanut Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 82 > Pegasus Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 82 > Personal Microcomputers, Inc.------------------------------------- > PMC Micromate Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 83 > PMC 80 Z80 16K ?? MICRO 80 > PMC 81 Z80 16K ?? MICRO 81 > PMC 101 Z80 128K CP/M MICRO 83 > Pertec Computer Corp---------------------------------------------- > 2000 ?? ?? ?? ?? 78 > 3000 ?? ?? ?? ?? 82 > 3200 ?? ?? ?? ?? 83 > XL50 ?? ?? ?? ?? 77 > Phoenix Digital Corp.--------------------------------------------- > CPW 09 6809 128K OS-9 MICRO 80 > Optoview 100 6809 128K OS-9 MICRO 80 > Plessy Peripheral Systems----------------------------------------- > System-24 ?? ?? ?? MINI 83 > System-44 ?? ?? ?? MINI 83 > Plexus Computers, Inc.-------------------------------------------- > P/25 68000 512K UNIX ?? 82 > P/35 68000 512K UNIX ?? 82 > Point Four Data--------------------------------------------------- > Mark 3 ?? ?? ?? ?? 81 > Mark 5 ?? ?? ?? ?? 79 > Mark 8 ?? ?? ?? ?? 82 > Polo Microsystems, Inc.------------------------------------------- > Polo System I Z80 w/80188 128K CP/M MICRO 84 > Polymorphic Systems----------------------------------------------- > Model 813 Z80 256K ?? MICRO 77 > Model 8810 Z80 w/80186 256K ?? MICRO 83 > Pragmatic Design-------------------------------------------------- > Inspector 200 Z80 w/80186 128K ?? MICRO 81 > Product Associates------------------------------------------------ > Z Disk I Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > Z Disk II Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > Z Disk III Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > Q1 Corporation---------------------------------------------------- > Microlite II Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 82 > Quasar Data Products---------------------------------------------- > QDP-100 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 82 > QDP-200 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 82 > QDP-300 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 82 > Quasar Company---------------------------------------------------- > HHC 6502 2K ?? ?? 83 > Quasitronics------------------------------------------------------ > Q-5048 Z80 16K ?? MICRO 82 > Quay-------------------------------------------------------------- > 90 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 77 > 500 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 82 > 900 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 81 > 910M ?? ?? CP/M MICRO 82 > Rabbit Computer, Inc.--------------------------------------------- > Wrap Bit II Z80 80K ?? MICRO 83 > Rair Microcomputer Corp.------------------------------------------ > Black Box 3/30 8085 64K ?? MICRO 81 > Black Box 3/50 8085 256K ?? MICRO 82 > Business Computer 8085 w/8088 256K ?? MICRO 82 > Sage Computer Technology------------------------------------------ > Sage II 68000 128K ?? ?? 83 > Sage IV 68000 256K ?? ?? 83 > Sanyo Business Systems Corp.-------------------------------------- > MBC-1000 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 82 > MBC-1100 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > MBC-1150 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 85 > MBC-1160 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 85 > MBC-1200 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > MBC-1250 Z80 (x2) 64K CP/M MICRO 85 > MBC-2000 8085 64K ?? MICRO 82 > MBC-3000 8085 64K ?? MICRO 82 > MBC-4050 Z80 w/8086 128K ?? MICRO 85 > PHC-20 8085 4K ?? ?? 83 > Scenic Computer Systems------------------------------------------- > Scenic 8085 70K ?? MICRO 81 > Scientific Data Systems------------------------------------------- > 420 6502 32K ?? MICRO 79 > Seattle Computer Products----------------------------------------- > Gazelle I 8086 128K CP/M MICRO 82 > Seequa Computer--------------------------------------------------- > Chameleon Z80 w/8088 128K ?? MICRO 83 > PC Z80 w/8088 128K ?? MICRO 84 > XT Z80 w/8088 256K ?? MICRO 84 > Sharp Electronics------------------------------------------------- > PC-1211 6809 2K ?? ?? 81 > PC-1250A 6809 ?? ?? ?? 84 > PC-1260 6809 4K ?? ?? 84 > PC-1261 6809 10K ?? ?? 84 > PC-1350 6809 5K ?? ?? 84 > PC-1500A 6809 8K ?? ?? 83 > System 100 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > System 200 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > Sierra Computer Systems------------------------------------------- > CX Workstation 68020 2MB ?? ?? 86 > Sierra National--------------------------------------------------- > 3000 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 80 > 4000 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 80 > Sinclair Research, Ltd.------------------------------------------- > ZX81 Z80A 1K ?? MICRO 85 > SKS Computers----------------------------------------------------- > SKS 1000 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > Solo Systems------------------------------------------------------ > 1116 Solostation 68000 1MB ?? ?? 84 > Sony Video Communications----------------------------------------- > SMC-70 Z80 w/8086 256K ?? MICRO 82 > Sord Computers, Inc.---------------------------------------------- > IS-11 Z80 64K ?? MICRO 84 > IS-11C Z80A 80K ?? MICRO 87 > M 23 Z80 128K ?? MICRO 83 > M 68 Z80 w/68000 256K ?? MICRO 83 > M 68MX 68000 512K ?? MICRO 87 > Southern Computer Systems----------------------------------------- > Series 8000 8088 w/8085 128K ?? MICRO 83 > Sperry Corporation------------------------------------------------ > BC/7-600 Z80 48K ?? MICRO 83 > Mapper 5 Z80 64K ?? MICRO 84 > Star Technologies, Inc.------------------------------------------- > M1 68000 512K ?? ?? 82 > Ministar 200 68000 512K ?? ?? 81 > Ministar 1200 68000 128K ?? ?? 83 > Nanostar 68000 512K ?? ?? 83 > Stride Micro------------------------------------------------------ > 420 68000 256K ?? ?? 84 > 440 68000 256K ?? ?? 84 > 460 68000 256K ?? ?? 84 > Sumicom, Inc.----------------------------------------------------- > 830 Z80 128K CP/M ?? 83 > Systems Group----------------------------------------------------- > 2900 Z80 128K ?? ?? 81 > ExpressLine 68000 768K ?? ?? 83 > Syzygy------------------------------------------------------------ > Syzygy Computer System Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 81 > Tandy Corporation------------------------------------------------- > 4D Micro Z80A 64K ?? MICRO 85 > 102 80C85 32K ?? PORT. 86 > 200 80C85 24K ?? PORT. 85 > 6000 68000 512K ?? MICRO 84 > Color Computer 2 6809E 64K ?? MICRO 84 > Color Computer 3 6809E 128K ?? MICRO 86 > PC-4 Z80 ?? ?? PORT. 83 > PC-5 Z80 ?? ?? PORT. 85 > PC-6 Z80 8K ?? PORT. 86 > Color Computer 6809 16K ?? MICRO 84 > Micro Color Computer 6809 64K ?? MICRO 84 > TRS-80 Model 4P Z80 64K ?? MICRO 84 > TRS-80 Model 12 Z80 80K ?? MICRO 83 > TRS-80 Model 16B 68000 w/Z80 256K ?? MICRO 83 > TRS-80 Model 100 Z80 24K ?? MICRO 83 > TRS-80 Model 1000 8088 128K ?? MICRO 85 > TRS-80 Model II Z80 64K ?? MICRO 78 > TRS-80 Model III Z80 64K ?? MICRO 80 > TRS-80 PC-1 Z80 32K ?? MICRO 80 > TRS-80 PC-2 Z80 32K ?? MICRO 82 > Tano Corporation-------------------------------------------------- > AVT-2 6502 64K ?? MICRO 82 > Tarbell Electronics----------------------------------------------- > Empire Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 81 > Rebel Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > Televideo Systems, Inc.------------------------------------------- > TPC I Z80 64K CP/M ?? 83 > TS 800 Z80 64K CP/M ?? 86 > TS 802 Z80 64K CP/M ?? 82 > TS 803 Z80 64K CP/M ?? 83 > TS 804 Z80 64K CP/M ?? 83 > TS 806 Z80 64K CP/M ?? 81 > TS 816 Z80 128K CP/M ?? 82 > 3R Computer Products---------------------------------------------- > Avatar TC10 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 82 > Avatar TC3278 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 83 > Texas Instruments------------------------------------------------- > 99/2 TMS9900 4K ?? MICRO 83 > 99/4A TMS9900 16K ?? MICRO 83 > 200 TMS9900 64K ?? ?? 83 > 300 TMS9900 128K ?? ?? 83 > 990 TMS9900 2MB ?? ?? 81 > CC 40 TMS9900 6K ?? ?? 83 > Timex Computer---------------------------------------------------- > TS 1000 Z80 1K ?? MICRO 83 > TS 2000 Z80 16K ?? MICRO 83 > Torch Computers--------------------------------------------------- > Model CF110 Z80 w/6502 96K ?? MICRO 82 > Toshiba, Inc.----------------------------------------------------- > EW100 Z80 w/6502 64K ?? MICRO 81 > T100 Z80 64K ?? MICRO 82 > T200 8085 64K ?? MICRO 81 > T250 8085 64K ?? MICRO 81 > Vector Graphic, Inc.---------------------------------------------- > Vector 4 Z80 w/8088 128K ?? MICRO 83 > Vector 5005E Z80 128K ?? MICRO 82 > Vector 5010E Z80 128K ?? MICRO 82 > Vector 5032E Z80 128K ?? MICRO 82 > Vector SX-2000 Z80 w/8086 128K ?? MICRO 84 > Vector SX-3000 Z80 w/8086 128K ?? MICRO 84 > Vector SX-5000 Z80 w/8086 128K ?? MICRO 84 > Video Technology Computers, Inc.---------------------------------- > Laser 50 Z80 2K ?? PORT. 84 > Laser 128 6502 128K PRODOS8 MICRO 87 > Laser 128EX 65C02 128K PRODOS8 MICRO 87 > Laser 200 6502 4K ?? ?? 83 > Laser 3000 6502 64K ?? ?? 83 > Wicat Systems, Inc.----------------------------------------------- > System 150 68000 512K ?? ?? 83 > System 155 68000 512K ?? ?? 83 > System 160 68000 512K ?? ?? 83 > System 200 68000 512K ?? ?? 83 > System 300 68000 2MB ?? ?? 83 > System 2200 68000 1MB ?? ?? 83 > Xerox Corporation------------------------------------------------- > System 744-I Z80 64K ?? MICRO 83 > System 744-II Z80 64K ?? MICRO 83 > 16/8 Z80 w/8086 192K ?? MICRO 83 > 820-II Z80 64K ?? MICRO 82 > Zeda Computers---------------------------------------------------- > 520 Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 81 > 580A Z80 64K CP/M MICRO 79 > Zenith Data Systems----------------------------------------------- > Z-89 Z80 48K ?? MICRO 79 > Z-90 Z80 64K ?? MICRO 81 > Z-100 8088 w/8085 192K ?? MICRO 82 > Zilog, Inc.------------------------------------------------------- > System 8000/11 Z8000 512K ?? ?? 83 > System 8000/12 Z8001 512K ?? ?? 84 > System 8000/21 Z8000 512K ?? ?? 83 > System 8000/22 Z8001 512K ?? ?? 84 > System 8000/32 Z8001 512K ?? ?? 84 > ================================================================== >

28 years, 11 months

by MPritchard＠ensemble.net

> >Yeah, but then people realized a lot of computer geeks make a lot of > >money, and they stopped laughing at them. > > We do? Why wasn't I told???? > > > -Matt Pritchard >

28 years, 11 months

Basement (Was: Re: yo)

by kaikal＠MICROSOFT.com

> ---------- > From: Scott Walde[SMTP:scott@saskatoon.com] > | > Atari ST1024? | Getting warmer... Hmm, must be a 520. | BIG HINT... it's the first 386 built by the company | that, at the time was one of the biggest clone manufacturers around. | There are plenty other (non-clone) machines by the same company in | this picture. Aha - Tandy 4000, right? | There are four machines barely exposed in the lower right corner, | that I don't expect anyone to ID. I'm going out on a limb here... under the PCjr, an IBM PC? And under the Model III... would you have another Model III? Probably not... is it a Model IV? There's another Atari ST box, and something on its side by the Model III that could be a CoCo 1. | There are, however, two very | distinct original boxes. One under the atari, and one under the | middle commodore machine. Under the Atari, an Amiga 500. The box under the PET is an AST PC clone box... Premium 286?

28 years, 11 months

Contest

by scott＠saskatoon.com

In case you missed it, my basement can be viewed at: http://scott.cprompt.sk.ca/pics/basement.jpg or if you have a crappy old browser that doesn't send "Host:" in the request: http://www.cprompt.sk.ca/scott/pics/basement.jpg I can identify 20 machines (18 unique) in this picture. (Some are in boxes, and of course, I have the high-resolution version by walking around the corner and down the stairs... but anyway...) How many can you identify? For bonus marks if you can identify any peripherals. Email your answers to me at: scott(a)saskatoon.com ttfn srw ------------------------------------------------------------ Walde Techonology http://scott.cprompt.sk.ca Box 7284 finger: scott(a)cprompt.sk.ca Saskatoon, SK S7K 4J2 email: scott(a)cprompt.sk.ca CANADA email: walde(a)dlcwest.com -----BEGIN GEEK CODE BLOCK----- Version: 3.1 GCS d- s:+>: a- C++++$ UL++++$ !P L++ E- W+++$ N+ o? K? w$ O- M-- V PS+ PE++ Y+ PGP->++ t+ 5 X+ !R tv- b+ DI++++ D+ G e* h r++ y- ------END GEEK CODE BLOCK------

28 years, 11 months

Computers in shot (RE: yo)

by kaikal＠MICROSOFT.com

> ---------- > From: Sam Ismail[SMTP:dastar@crl.com] > Starting from the very back, that is either a Commodore 128, Amiga 500 > or > some newer Atari. > Atari ST, you can tell by the monitor. The Amiga 500 is in the box. > The moving on to the far end of the table: Apple ][+ > Or II > Apple //e > Very probable given the monitor > Commodore Pet > CBM 2001 specifically > Commodore CBM Professional Business Computer > Either a CBM 2001 full size keyboard or a 4000 series. > Commodore PET 2001 > Probably an 8000 series > Macintosh (128? 512?) > Impossible to tell the difference visually without looking at the back Plus, the two TRS-80 model I's with expansion interfaces on top of the first two PETs, and some kind of probable microprocessor trainer to the left of the Altair. Kai

28 years, 11 months

Basement (Was: Re: yo)

by scott＠saskatoon.com

> > Atari ST1024? Getting warmer... > >The moving on to the far end of the table: Apple ][+, > >Apple //e, Altair 680, Commodore Pet, Commodore CBM Professional Business > >Computer, Commodore PET 2001, Macintosh (128? 512?), IBM PCjr. Then > >below the table: TRS-80 Model III and an Atari box. You'll have to be more careful with the Commodore machines. (You should be able to be more accurate, even without seeing the nameplate.) > You forgot the two dual Commodore PET disk drive units, and the four TRS-80 > single mini-disk units holding up the scope... It's pretty hard to tell the models of drives, they're a 2040 and a 8250. > >Oh, and an oscilliscope (my guess is Tektronix). > > Heathkit? (or an older single channel Tek) There's nothing really classic about the scope. It's a two channel 20Mhz Iwatsu. (No, I've never heard of them before either.) > ...and the PCjr has the later model keyboard... No chicklets??? No, and the monitor doesn't vertical lock. You have to keep playing with the hold knob :-( > ...and one on its side near the left lower third of the pic that I can't > ID... (bad angle) I've never really considered that one a part of my collection, although I think it now officially qualifies for this list. (i.e. 10 years old.) BIG HINT... it's the first 386 built by the company that, at the time was one of the biggest clone manufacturers around. There are plenty other (non-clone) machines by the same company in this picture. There are four machines barely exposed in the lower right corner, that I don't expect anyone to ID. There are, however, two very distinct original boxes. One under the atari, and one under the middle commodore machine. There's also all the stuff sitting on top of the commodore machines. Super bonus marks to anyone who can ID the thing on top of the scope. (No, it's not really computer related.) ttfn srw ------------------------------------------------------------ Walde Techonology http://scott.cprompt.sk.ca Box 7284 finger: scott(a)cprompt.sk.ca Saskatoon, SK S7K 4J2 email: scott(a)saskatoon.com CANADA email: scott(a)cprompt.sk.ca -----BEGIN GEEK CODE BLOCK----- Version: 3.1 GCS d- s:+>: a- C++++$ UL++++$ !P L++ E- W+++$ N+ o? K? w$ O- M-- V PS+ PE++ Y+ PGP->++ t+ 5 X+ !R tv- b+ DI++++ D+ G e* h r++ y- ------END GEEK CODE BLOCK------

28 years, 11 months

Atari Power Supply

by gmast＠polymail.cpunix.calpoly.edu

Was someone looking for an Atari power supply? I have one for the 400/800. Output 9V AC, 31 VA. I don't have any Atari computers left so whoever wants it it's $7 including postage. Greg

28 years, 11 months

Osborne 1 prices (was: On Generations of People and Computers )

by ronaldm＠mars.ark.com

I have an Apple II Plus, with 4 (count 'em) 4, 128k disk drives, all operational. It also has a 256k RAM card, an 80 col card, and a Super Serial card along with a Microsoft Z80 CP/M card. I don't use it very much these days, except for a bit of record keeping on my video tape collection. Just out of sheer perversity, I'm using Appleworks, which loads itself into the RAM card and seems to operate from there. Also have something called the DAVEX shell, which provides a front end for a number of activities including running Appleworks. Once you get the <ESCAPE-DO THIS-DO-THAT> keys figured out, it works not half bad for my occasional record keeping. It's like most of the stuff I have around here. It came with a literal ton of software, most of which I haven't even taken the time to check out yet. Also has a voice recognition card, and an EPROM burner which are sadly stored away in my lockup. One of these days. So many computers, so little time! -Ron Mitchell ---------- > From: Tim Shoppa <shoppa(a)alph02.triumf.ca> > To: Discussion re-collecting of classic computers <classiccmp(a)u.washington.edu> > Subject: Re: Osborne 1 prices (was: On Generations of People and Computers ) > Date: Saturday, April 26, 1997 12:52 PM > > > > I just swapped a bare II/E for a Bare II. Going price for a bare IIE is about > > > $20 on the Apple newsgroups. Apple II's don't seem to be valued very much in > > > the Apple II newsgroup or for sale group. Tim. (Balance of message snipped)

28 years, 11 months

by scott＠saskatoon.com

> > OOPS! I have a Motorola-based Altair... (Altair 680) > I recall the ads, now that you mention it -- don't recall ever seeing > one in person. How much are you asking? (Although the SWTPC bus was It's not for sale ;-) If you want to see it, I just put up a .jpg on my website. (No nice link to it yet though...) http://scott.cprompt.sk.ca/pics/altair680.jpg And for anyone's curiosity, one corner of my basement can be seen at: http://scott.cprompt.sk.ca/pics/basement.jpg (How many machines can you identify on this picture?) > considerably superior to the Altair bus -- life is too short to hold > humble opinions.) As far as I can tell, the 680 really didn't have much of a bus at all. (We are talking about an expansion bus, aren't we? Not the mandatory data & address busses.) There are no slots inside. The 680 is considerable smaller than the 8800s. ttfn srw ------------------------------------------------------------ Walde Techonology http://scott.cprompt.sk.ca Box 7284 finger: scott(a)cprompt.sk.ca Saskatoon, SK S7K 4J2 email: scott(a)cprompt.sk.ca CANADA email: walde(a)dlcwest.com -----BEGIN GEEK CODE BLOCK----- Version: 3.1 GCS d- s:+>: a- C++++$ UL++++$ !P L++ E- W+++$ N+ o? K? w$ O- M-- V PS+ PE++ Y+ PGP->++ t+ 5 X+ !R tv- b+ DI++++ D+ G e* h r++ y- ------END GEEK CODE BLOCK------

28 years, 11 months

Funky looking mouse and other TCF stuff...

by more＠camlaw.rutgers.edu

Hi guys, just wanted to say what I got at TCF. I managed to get there at 3:45 on Sunday (15 minutes before closing on the last day of the show.) Anyway here's what I got: 2 Seagate MFM Hard Drives *FREE* 1 Sysquest tape(?) drive *FREE* the tape drive is about the size of a CD-ROM, what is it? 1 Apple IIe Users Guide *FREE* (why? I dunno, it was in the trash) 1 CBM 8032 $5 (this things got some kind of memory board that plugs into the CPU socket and a parallel interface) 1 Funky Mouse *FREE* This last thing I need help with. It looks to be about 20+ years old but I could be wrong... It is bright red, almost perfectly round, has a steel ball as the roller, 3 black switches, and says "5271" and then "DEPRAZ - MOUSE" on the bottom. It has what looks likea standard serial cable. The guy said it was for a terminal right before he threw it out. Any ideas? More importantly.... do you think I could use it on my PeeCEE? 8) Les PS what'd everyone else get at TCF?

28 years, 11 months

The List!

by jeffh＠eleventh.com

On 02-May-97, classiccmp(a)u.washington.edu wrote: >> This was actually the first machine produced with the name >> TANDY instead of TRS-80. The Model 2000 was the last of >> the TRS-80 line. >No. The Tandy 2000 never had a TRS-80 logo. The 4D was the last >TRS-80 much later on. All of the MS-DOS machines were Tandy, not >TRS-80. Ward, The Model 2000 did carry the TRS-80 logo. The black/silver badge on the front of the machine, which was rotatable in case you put the 2000 upright on it's nifty floor stand, said 'Tandy' on the first line, in a black band, 'TRS-80' on the second in a silver band, and 'Model 2000 Personal Computer' in the third on another black band. This is clearly shown on the front of the 'Tandy Service Manual: Tandy Model 2000 Personal Computer'. I owned one of these machines for a number of years, but sold it when I got caught in the clone upgrade mania. Now I'm working on purchasing another. Also, I aquired an Atari XE System today, with the optional keyboard, along with two 1050 disk drives. Cute little machine, and includes the light gun. Anyone in need of a 1050 disk drive for an Atari 8bit? I don't need both, and don't have a PSU to test either out with. Jeff jeffh(a)eleventh.com -- --------------------------------------------------------------------- Sent from an Amiga 3000..the computer for the creative mind! --------------------------------------------------------------------- Collector of classic home computers: Amiga 1000, Atari 800, 800XL, and Mega-ST/2, Commodore C-128D, Plus/4 and VIC-20, IBM 5155, Kaypro 2X, Osbourne Executive Radofin Aquarius, Sinclair ZX-81, TI-99/4A, Timex-Sinclair 1000, TRS-80 Color Computer-3 and Model 4, plus Atari Superpong and 2600VCS game consoles.

28 years, 11 months

Atari prob, etc.

by idavis＠comland.com

At 04:01 PM 4/29/97 -0400, Roger Merchberger wrote: >Nope. Sorry about this, but I used to work for RS and I have an Atari >800... (sorry... no spare power supplies) and I can honestly say that I >doubt you will find any power supply from there that puts out AC. The only >machine that I can remember (and I remember most) from RS that took an AC >wart was the Tandy MC-10 (micro color computer), which took 8VAC at 1A >IIRC. You can't even get this PS from RS anymore, and it was for their own >computer! > >Sadly, if it ain't DC, RS won't have one... > >One thing I would be willing to do (when I have time, which won't be for at >least a month) is to open one of my PS's for an exact schematic & parts >list to build your own. I do know all the parts to build an AC PS are >available at the Shack... not sure of cost, of course. > >Lemme know if you want me to do this, and remind me in a couple of months >that I volunteered to perform said surgery. > That's a shocker for me. I think I need to learn a little more about electronics, and if you tear yours apart, I would love to have a copy of the schematics. It might be a good learners project for me, and useful as well. >On this note... I do know that there is a *lot* of software on the Web for >8-bits, but does anyone know where I can find a utility to read/write SSSD >Atari disks on my IBM? I do know that the extended density stuff is just >not possible on PeeCee's, but SD should be possible. At http://www.emulators.com the now have the schematics for their xformer cable on the web site, which should work with their xformer software, there is also a product called ape which is at http://www.nacs.net/~classics which allows you to connect your atari to a pc. They also have schematics and a program to run an atari disk with a pc, to copy and create disks. I have read a lot of flap about incompatibilities writing disks back and forth between the two types of drives. Of course, you could get a black box or an atr8000 and I think that would allow you to use a pc floppy with your atari. I have actually never tried any of these, I just use a null modem cable and transfer the software back and forth. Isaac Davis idavis(a)comland.com indavis(a)juno.com

28 years, 11 months

ethernet and apple2GS

by jim＠calico.litterbox.com

As those of you who follow the comp.sys.apple2 groups know, there never was an ethernet board for the apple2, and the one that apple designed for the 2gs never went into large scale production. This annoys me, since the gs is certainly capable of running network applications - it comes >from the factory with appletalk/localtalk. So I've been thinking about this problem for a while. Before I go into my "solution", I should mention that I'm in no way an electronic engineer, and the odds of my even attempting to do this on my own, let alone succeeding, aren't very good. But it seemed like an idea at least worth sharing, on the grounds that maybe one of you who IS an engineer could make some bucks inventing this thing. My idea is this: build an ethernet board for the apple2 series with the following parameters: 1. it looks to the system exactly like a localtalk board, only faster. 2. it has enough brains to analyze outgoing frames to see if, in fact, what is being sent is ip encapsulated in appletalk. If so, de-encapsulate it and transmit it as straight IP. - this is a software issue, really, but it needs to happen in the firmware of the ethernet board, so... 3. It has enough brains to analyze incoming frames and determine if in fact the frame is an IP frame. If so, encapsulate it in appletalk and feed it to the system. 4. It has a way of turning all this brainpower off and being driven with a normal ethernet driver running on the host system. 5. It can do any translation between appletalk and ethertalk so the machine can talk to it's Macintosh kin. My reasoning for all the shenanigans with appletalk and ip is this: no standard mechanism exists for talking to an ethernet board in an apple2. However, the GS comes with atalk drivers in rom, and you can get them for earlier apples, and a lot of software does do tcp-ip over appletalk, assuming it's going to be talking to an appletalk/IP router downstream. Caviets: I haven't looked at the appletalk/ethertalk/localtalk protocol to make sure what I'm suggesting is sane. Same goes for tcp-ip over appletalk. There's a standard for this stuff, but I haven't looked it up yet. Anyway, that's my idea. Feedback will be greatly appreciated. -- Jim Strickland jim(a)calico.litterbox.com -- By Caffeine alone my mind is set in motion. Through beans of java thoughts acquire speed, the hands acquire shakes. The shakes become a warning - I am in control of my addiction! By Caffeine alone my mind is set in motion. Adapted from the Mentat chant of _Dune_

28 years, 11 months

Non-micro classics

by carl.friend＠stoneweb.com

In the lengthy "Re: yo" thread, Mr. Ismail mentions: [double-quote from Mr. Donzelli] > > PDP-8, PDP-11, IBM S/3xx, Nova, etc. Computers were not invented in 1974, > > guys. > > Yes, I realized that. The PDP-8 and PDP-11 are definitely worthy of > mention, but did they really make the impact and have significance equal > to the Altair and the others? I'm sure you could argue to that effect. > Care to? It's probably fair to say the the minicomputer actually made more of an impact in society than the micro has. It was the minicomputer which was first affordable to smaller companies and operations; the mini was also the first class of machine available to schools of modest means. You'll find that almost every microcomputer designer was, at some point in time, touched by a mini, and sometimes their designs reflect that. One of the original Apple's designers actually held the DG Nova in such high esteem it's rumoured that he kept a picture of one taped to his bedroom wall. Billy Gates did the original work on his BASIC interpreter with stolen time on a PDP-10 (though, that can't really be termed a mini). Most of the impact, though, of the mini is behind the scenes; they made manufacturing more efficient through the increased use of CNC, made scientific experimentation more prodcutive through more accurate experiment monitoring, and found their way into all manner of hospital equipment. This isn't meant to downplay the changes brought forth by the microcomputer, which with the advent of the Internet are enormous, but merely to place the minicomputer in the light of day. The changes were different from the micro, but certainly not unimportant. ______________________________________________________________________ | | | | Carl Richard Friend (UNIX Sysadmin) | West Boylston | | Minicomputer Collector / Enthusiast | Massachusetts, USA | | mailto:carl.friend@stoneweb.com | | | http://www.ultranet.com/~engelbrt/carl/museum/ | ICBM: N42:21 W71:46 | |________________________________________________|_____________________|

28 years, 11 months

Questions about this mailling list

by mhop＠snip.net

How do I change back to the way I had it before where the mail would arrive separately rather than 40 in one message? Are they really the same messages? When I subscribed to the weekly thing, it seemed that the message thread had completely changed. mhop(a)snip.net

28 years, 11 months

Atari prob, etc.

by idavis＠comland.com

At 09:07 PM 4/27/97 -0800, Larry Anderson & Diane Hare wrote: >The 1200XL is a different matter, Powered up, got the logo, went to >diagnostics, sound O.K., Memory looks good, but keyboard... I can get >the top row (reset,start,select,option, & help) working but the other >keys seem dead. The strange thing is I gboot up BASIC and I press a >letter and the computer responds with it's 'click' sound but no key >(maybe something in the decoding logic???) Any Atarians got a clue? > >Since I only have the one power supply I had to power up the 1050 as a >standalone the head did a quick back-fourth motion and the activity >light stopped so that seems to be a promising sign. Second request: >When I get a second supply I gonna kinda need a disk to run on this >thing, can anyone help set me up with some essential disks (DOS, >utilities, maybe some common games, etc.) I can trade for some fine >Commodore Programs and such. (=)) > I can't really tell you about the 1200XL, but it might have a connector loose or not making a good connection inside. You might take it apart and reseat the keyboard connector or ribbon whichever it may be. As for power supplies, you should be able to get an equivalent power supply at radio shack. Just bring the atari one in, and they should be able to match it. I can ship off a couple of disks to you with DOS, and a few games. I will check out your web page for your address, but if it's not there, just let me know where to send the disks. There is a guy here in Austin, that has a lot of atari software for sale at really great prices. His name is Rick Detlefsen and his email address is 74766.1561(a)CompuServe.COM I have bought some software and an 850 interface from him, and his prices are great. I think I paid $0.60 for a Robotron cart from him, and it even had the box and manual. I will put together a few disks with some stuff on it, and send them to you. Hope this helps. Isaac Davis idavis(a)comland.com indavis(a)juno.com

28 years, 11 months

by scott＠saskatoon.com

> > How about Chuck Peddle? > > Who? (please explain!) Chuck Peddle, while working at Motorola, was on the design team for the 6800. He and a number of other engineers on the team had a number of enhancements that they wanted to make to the chip, but the higher-ups wouldn't let them. They left Motorola to form MOS Technology, and developed the 6502 line of CPUS. When Commodore decided to get into the Personal Computer market, they bought MOS. One theory is that they primarily wanted Peddle. Chuck went on to design the early Commodore machines. (I'm not sure how involved he was in the Kim-1, but he almost singlehandedly designed the first PETs.) This is mostly off the top of my head. If I made any glaring errors (or minor ones, for that matter), please let me know. (If you do an Alta-vista search for +commodore +"chuck peddle" you will get around 40 pages with info on him.) > Sam ttfn srw ------------------------------------------------------------ Walde Techonology http://scott.cprompt.sk.ca Box 7284 finger: scott(a)cprompt.sk.ca Saskatoon, SK S7K 4J2 email: scott(a)cprompt.sk.ca CANADA email: walde(a)dlcwest.com -----BEGIN GEEK CODE BLOCK----- Version: 3.1 GCS d- s:+>: a- C++++$ UL++++$ !P L++ E- W+++$ N+ o? K? w$ O- M-- V PS+ PE++ Y+ PGP->++ t+ 5 X+ !R tv- b+ DI++++ D+ G e* h r++ y- ------END GEEK CODE BLOCK------

28 years, 11 months

TI 99 & a good weekend

by BigLouS＠aol.com

I managed to pick up a beige, all plastic TI 99/A this weekend and if I remember prior posts this is an uncommon version of this machine. I also saw what looked like the standard black and chrome machine except that it had no chrome at all. Did TI ever make such a machine or is it a standard machine that was mutilated by some brute? I also picked up a Commodore SX64 and a Franklin Ace 1000 (a sentimental favorite of mine) as well as a CoCo floppy drive and interface cartridge. It was a great weekend. Lou

28 years, 11 months

Sharp MZ-800

by walgen＠do.isst.fhg.de

-----Original Message----- From: Krzysztof Strzecha [SMTP:strzecha@kis.p.lodz.pl] Sent: Tuesday, April 29, 1997 12:29 PM To: Discussion re-collecting of classic computers Subject: Sharp MZ-800 >Hi all ! > > I recently bought SHARP MZ-800 with no documentation, either programs etc. > Could anyone help me find any information & programs for it ? I have a MZ-800 with 2x5.25"-Disk, manual and service-docs. I also have a working boot-disk. Tell me what you need ... You can also contact: Nobuaki Ohishi at GFB00551(a)niftyserve.or.jp he knows everything about MZs. There are some WWW-pages at http://may.csse.muroran-it.ac.jp/~ogawa/MZMuseum/

28 years, 11 months

Sharp MZ-800

by strzecha＠kis.p.lodz.pl

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28 years, 11 months

PET to S100 bus interface

by ds_spenc＠alcor.concordia.ca

I'd just like to make an update for all who may be interested in that potential PET to S100 bus device that I had sitting in storage. I pulled it out tonight instead of studying for exams, and it is indeed what was suspected. The "motherboard" (if that is the correct term) is a Vector Graphic Inc. S100 bus board. The RAM board that was being used for the PET, is a Vector Graphic Inc. 16K Static RAM board with a date of 1977 on it. The power supply says "KIMSI-PLUS Power Supply" on the back, 1977 from Forethought Products. This is all very wild, because I had no idea there was S100 stuff in this house. Anyway, the really interesting piece of circuitry is the PET to S100 interface board. It's the same size as the RAM board, and of course plugs into the S100 bus. At the top of the board is a 50-pin connector that plugs into a cable, that in turn plugs into the side memory expansion connector on the PET 2001. In white lettering, it says .----------. |_| | | |_|| | | |_| | || (<-- my cheezy attempt at duplicating the company .----------' logo with ASCII, it's HUH surrounded by a question .ELECTRONICS mark.) S100 MPA and etched into the board it says "COPYRIGHT 1978 BY HUH" and "S100 MPA REV A". The board isn't very heavily populated, compared to the RAM board, and most of the chips are 74LSxx chips. Anyone out there know more than I do about this thing? Doug Spence ds_spenc(a)alcor.concordia.ca

28 years, 11 months

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