I tracked down some new info on the Micom (which I've blathered about before). On the great NL computer site : Allard's computermuseum Groningen http://drake.nl/computermuseum/philips/p5003.html is a new(?) addition, the Philips P5003. It is basicly a copy of the Micom 2001 which Philips had acquired when they bought a big chunk of the Canadian company Micom The 2001 was the next model after the original 2000 (which was introduced in 76) and differed in that it had an attached keyboard. The boards in the P5003, which came out in 79/80, are basicly the same as in the 2000 and are even labeled as such. They can be compared with those on Bill Sudbrinks site. http://wsudbrink.dyndns.org:8080/osi/micom2000.html The Groningen site also has a nice shot of another canadian machine. An AES which is credited with being the first programmable wordprocessor and was a previous start-up by Stephen Dorsey who also founded Micom. Lawrence lgwalker@ mts.net