Sam Ismail wrote:
One of the things I saw at the last swap meet I was at was a Victor PC.
I am pretty darn sure this is some PC clone because it had the requisite
function keys and 2 5.25" floppy drives. The drives and monitor and CPU
were all one unit (the monitor may have been detachable or just sitting
on the CPU). It was labelled "Victor" and the "o" was like a
multi-band
colored sun (or something). Um, don't know what else to say about it.
Does anyone know what this is? I was tempted to pick it up but it was
priced at (I think) $40 and wasn't even going to bother haggling (this
was the same guy trying to sell two VIC-20s at $25 a piece).
Sam
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Computer Historian, Programmer, Musician, Philosopher, Athlete, Writer, Jackass
Hello Sam,
You mean "Vector Graphics" contained S-100 cards, if yes you must grab
it
because they worth more than 40 bucks!!! And it vintage computer of the
past. The Vector Graphics are not IBM PC compatible but using CP/M.
If it printed "Victor" hmm sounds like piece of junk and worthless!!!
Good luck,
Steven