Commodore B-128 series

catching up... Most of what has already been said here is pretty much correct. I'll add: B-series were regular low-profile micros. CBM-series had integrated monitors. I've never seen one of the CBM series machines. IMO they're pretty nice machine which had some attractive options when they came out. They didn't last long and very little seems to have been written for them. You can find schematics for the B-128-80 in the archive (Web/FTP). If any of you need a drive for one of these CBM 4040's work fine (8050 is a better but less common drive). I have a number of 4040s and could definitely part with a couple if you want to pay the shipping costs (heavy, heavy drives). As soon as I clear through the research I have several items for this series that will go in the archive - the manual, a word processor and a spreadsheet, and some technical notes. Any of you hard core commodore folks know who might have ended up owning the rights to this stuff? Bill