I'll trade it for an Altair and an Apple 1 and most importantly, one of those rare black AppleIIplus's. What the heck is a FlatCat (uh oh, me thinks I just set myself up here). It'd be nice to find out what printers worked with it (I hear that Canon shipped a Diablo daisy wheel with it, I'll have to scrounge through the garage one of these days, I think I have one sitting around). It doesn't have cursor keys, or a pointing device. It uses these two 'leap' keys at the botton/center of the keyboard (just below the space bar). You hold one of the keys down and type the text you want to jump to. You could also jump (leap) paragraphs or even whole documents. Kinda funky. My wife seemed to pick it up pretty quickly (she thinks it all so cute with the word "cat" written in fancy letters on the keyboard). The "OS" and "BIOS" are written in Forth and apparently there is a way to access the Forth environment. It also saves/loads the entire machine state to floppy (versus saving individual files). Like I said, a funky little machine. Too bad that it'll be boxed and not seen for several months (gonna be moving soon, hopefully this apartment hopping will end soon, too dang many computers to move!). Let me know when you get the Apple 1 and I'll dig the Cat out and send it to you :) George