What are the really unusual or weird computers?

--- Jules Richardson <julesrichardsonuk at yahoo.co.uk> wrote: I did say typically. Of course there are designs that fell by the wayside (never to be repeated in any form?). But to exclude something as *disinteresting* is at best subjective. It's often said newer computers are bland and lack character. Who's to say *interesting* stops at something as trifling as the design of the case for instance? Being "pc's" were so plentiful, there was lots of room to experiment with elements of design, and some are nice to look at (if nothing else LOL). My Leading Edge Model M (not the later and much more common Model D) is pretty, so nyeh. And I tend to shy away from *true* compatibles, but this one was too *intrustin* to pass up. But again I do have to question why a person would go on a quest for vintage stuph to find interesting designs. Again, they exist, but I think the vast majority of the time that person enjoys tinkering, something that is less practical w/today's machines. And if anyone is going to suggest an Intel based unit doesn't give you ample room to tinker, it simply ain't so. ____________________________________________________________________________________ TV dinner still cooling? Check out "Tonight's Picks" on Yahoo! TV. http://tv.yahoo.com/