Precision Echo Phase II/Pilara 2000/TA Royal ???

I picked up a few new computers this weekend, from a really nice guy with an unbelievable collection. The computers are: -Basis 108 labeled as a Precision Echo Phase II. This is an over engineered German Apple II clone but I'm not sure why it was repackaged as a Precision EP II. I believe that the Basis 108 was a beige color but the PEP II is a light milk chocolate brown. The thing seems to have been built to double as granite block -heavy, cast aluminum case (a real back breaker.) Does anyone have any documentation on this beast? -Triumph Adler Alphatronic PC (Royal?)I'm sure that many of you are more familiar with this computer than I am. It looks like a typical Alphatronic PC except it has the "Royal" label underneath the TA above the keyboard. This system also as the two F1/F2 floppy drives, and a Royal A60 monitor. What's the story with this one? -Pilara 2000 -I haven't been able to find out anything about this butt-ugly computer. It has a very plain metal case, with an odd 5.25 drive wedged down in the lower left corner, and a funky keyboard that has a 25pin connector. Instead of a printer port, it has a typewriter port, and it has a composite video cable out. It's a 1983 computer that looks like a blind man designed it. In fact, it makes a Morrow MD3 look like a flashy work of design art genius. It also has two stacked mainboards (about s100 size) cabled together, to form a sandwich. Anyone know anything about this weird little computer. I'm assuming that it's a CP/M machine (what else?) Docs or software would be a big help on this one. Thanks. Ernest