Also note that IBM PC used the same model number
series.
The 5110 and 5120 were both portables like the 5100, with added features.
We researched it before but I forgot what the 5130 is. The 5140 is the
IBM PC Convertible. And of course the 5150 is the PC, the 5160 is the XT,
the 5170 is the AT.
Humm... I think I might have a 5150, 5160, and a 5170 around as well
(actually, I KNOW I have a few 5170's left... but only two or three, the
rest were dumpstered, or stripped for parts). I don't think my 5150
works, but it is an original "IBM PC" (I know the matching monochrome
monitor for it is broken, just displays a bright white line down the
middle). I would have to search and see if I have a 5160, or just XT
clones (again, they might have all been dumpstered).
Yup... sitting on the other side of my desk is a 5170, the case is open,
and it is on its side, currently supporting the Wyse 60 terminal I was
questioning (and making the 5170's video card bow pretty bad under the
weight of the terminal). I know, some people might be cringing at my
abuse of it... but the ATs are worthless to me (outside of the fact that
you can stick a pentium baby AT logic board in it, and reuse the case and
power supply... I think that is where most of my 5170's went)
-chris
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