Here's something for the Commodore fans (same page). >I've never heard of this one before: CBM 16-bitter. The BX256 is a multiprocessor system >using a 6509 and 8088 with an optional Z80, 256K of >internal RAM expandable to 640K externally, 40K of ROM, >and interfaces for IEEE-488, RS232, CBM cassette, 8-bit >user port, and a carthridge slot. The green phosphor >video monitor has 80-columns of 25 lines and has >tilt/swivel controls. The detachable 94-key keyboard >includes a separate numeric keypad featuring a double->zero key, clear entry key, and a double-size enter key >for ease of use. The keyboard also has 10 user->definable keys. A built-in 6581 CPU allows a full 3->voice, 9-octave music synthesizer having an output for >an external audio system. A dual disk drive is built in >as is a realtime clock. Software includes BASIC 4.0, >with options of CP/M, CP/M-86, and UCSD Pascal. The >BX256 micro processor system supportsd all CBM Planned price is $2995. Address: Commodore Business >Machines Inc., The Meadows, 487 Devon Park Drive, Wayne, >PA 19087.