21 Mar
2000
21 Mar
'00
10:54 p.m.
In a message dated 3/22/00 4:40:10 AM Eastern Standard Time,
mikeford(a)socal.rr.com writes:
ive had a 5150 apparently unused in its box for about 2 years now. perfect
condition and even has the cardboard shipping disks in its drives! didnt get
the documentation though. just recently i found a 5160 in its box as well.
its a later model with half height floppy drive. it does have a few cards
installed, but machine is extremely clean and no dusty insides. i assume it
was purchased as a spare and seldom used, if it ever was. i also have that
original pc keyboard with its crappy layout still in its box.
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I now have a few IBM 5150 Personal Computers, latching
on to the nicest
ones today along with I think the correct original keyboards. I have to
wonder if I am not perhaps getting a little dotty in my old age. What the
heck am I going to do with them?
Anybody else have some? What can they do?
How about a 5100 (sounded like something I might want to hoard if I see
one)?