31 Mar
1999
31 Mar
'99
11:09 a.m.
In a message dated 31/03/99 11:46:35 Eastern Standard Time,
george(a)racsys.rt.rain.com writes:
Where did they all go?
Does anybody have any idea where all the Ohio Scientific machines all
ended up?
We have a few collectors on this list with a few machines but it sure
seems like more were made than our collections account for.
I'm especially curious as to where all the C2-8p systems ended up.
My inventory:
1 C2-4p shell
1 C2-4p Working
1 C4p Bad RAM
None of my systems had floppys with them...
Anybody have any idea about Production numbers?
I'd never even heard of an OSI machine until I picked up a C1P complete with
marketing materials/schematics and bare circuit boards 3 years ago. Were they
really that popular? I know someone at work that heard of them, but that's it.
31 Mar
31 Mar
11:36 a.m.
On Wed, 31 Mar 1999 SUPRDAVE(a)aol.com wrote:
I'd never even heard of an OSI machine until I
picked up a C1P
complete with marketing materials/schematics and bare circuit boards 3
years ago. Were they really that popular? I know someone at work that
heard of them, but that's it.
Only to us collectors now. The reason they are so hard to find is because
they didn't have the mass following that other relics of that age did,
such as the Apple, Commodore, Atari and TRS-80.
Sellam Alternate e-mail: dastar(a)siconic.com
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