AT&T 6300 PC

Tarsi, Three of my close friends bought 6300s when they were new so I'm fairly familar with them. What do you want to know? Here's few facts: They were made by Olivette. They use the same video card for monochrome or color monitors. The monitors do not have a power cord, they get their power through the video connector. The resolution on the color monitor is higher than that on a PC and is non-standard. They seem to be very IBM compatible, the AT&T DOS seems to work fine on a PC. I'm not sure if vice versa is true. The hard drives in them seem to be very unreliable. Owners of most of the ones that I know of ended up putting hard cards in theirs. The keyboard, mouse and monitor are all special and won't interchange with any other machine that I know of. I know where there are several here in Florida that you can have cheap ($0) if you'll come get them. I think there's still a set of docs there too. There should be one color monitor there with them. If I remember right, the new price on them was about $2700 for the monochrome model and $3200 for the color model and I THINK that was with just two floppy drives. They had an AT&T version of MS-DOS. I THINK they came with version 2.11. I should still have a copy here somewhere if you want a copy. I think it had a few enhancements of the same version of IBM DOS but I don't remember exactly what they were. Joe At 07:56 PM 10/16/00 -0500, you wrote: