Yep. They're PC/XT clones. The Tandy 1000TL's had the microphone port. They had a built-in "Tandy Sound Chip". It put out better sound (in Tandy 1000-supported games) that the standard PC-speaker setting. Haven't gotten the mic to work yet, though. I wish I could find a driver that would run the chip through Windows... I have seen the type that looks like a C64 (can't remember if it was a 1000 or not. They did make the CoCo series, but they didn't have the disk drives. If anyone has one of the 1000's (?) with the built-in drive (and keyboard), and you want to sell it, send me an email, because I'm probably interested. -- -Jason (roblwill(a)usaor.net) ICQ#-1730318 ---------- <classiccmp(a)u.washington.edu>