I THINK that the issue here is the C8080 vs the
C8080A. The "A" version had some improved electrical
drive characteristics. I sold a C8080B to someone for
$200 and a C8080A to replace it in my display ( which
I wanted anyway). Go figure!
--- Sellam Ismail <foo(a)siconic.com> wrote:
On Thu, 27 Jun 2002, Erik S. Klein wrote:
According to the buyer the C8080 is ultra-rare
(Rare as in 4
or 5 known to still exist) so the money he spent
was very
reasonable under the circumstances.
I guess that depends on how you define "reasonable"
(I imagine it is as
"reasonable" as paying $5,000+ for an IMSAI) but I
don't want to open that
Pandora's Egg Basket again.
I'll have to check mine again. I'm now
pretty
sure that at
least one is an 8080A and probably both.
What does a C8080 look like anyway? If I can
currently get $1,800 for it
then I'll gladly sell it if I have one.
Sellam Ismail
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