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Jim Battle wrote: ... I missed one. Back in the upper left corner of the first picture in the auction looks like an LVP (mvp in a different form factor along with an 8" fixed disk and an 8" floppy). You can see a picture of an LVP on my web site: http://www.wang2200.org/images/cpu_lvp.jpg So now it looks like there are at least four CPU's there. Looking at the first picture -- the 2200LVP in the upper left corner the "suitcase" on the ground in the foreground could be a 2200T (1st gen single user), 2200VP (2nd gen single user), or 2200MVP (2nd gen, multiuser). it is hard to tell from that angle the suitcase in the middle right is a 2200T the suitcase on the right in back is a 2200MVP You can tell the 2nd generation from the 1st generation because the cards are bigger so Wang retrofitted old cases with a taller cover panel to accomodate the extra card height. You can tell an MVP from a VP because the MVP will have one or more cards with four serial port connectors.