Old "Pizza-box" style PC - Dunno if it's a '286, but it's about that class of machine. Comes with an internal IDE drive (usually 40Meg - and was Tandy's "SmartDrive" version, which I *think* was one of the rare 8-bit compatible IDE drives). Built-in VGA, 1.44Meg Floppy, one expansion slot (I would assume ISA, but don't quote me) comes with DeskMate, with IIRC the "Recipe" option; as this was designed/marketed (believe it or not) as a "Kitchen Computer," again IIRC. These were designed/marketed slightly *after* I worked for Tandy as a sales monkey; I mostly knew/sold the units in the SX/SL/TX/TL/TL2/TL3 class of machines. VGM-220 Monitor, printer (DMP-130? - I'd have to look again) and manuals. Some docs; I didn't take inventory. Does not have a keyboard - it uses a Mini-DIN-6, but I don't know if they use an AT-compatible keyboard, or one of Tandy's own creations. Haven't tested it, but I can. If no takers by VCM-MW 2.0, it may enter an "undefined" state. It *may* become "more classic" by gutting the case for a nice compact CoCo3 repackage, or it *may* become "less classic" by retrofitting a MiniITX-like motherboard & turn it into a Linux router or fileserver. Either way, I have no use for the hardware as-is, so either save it from the evil "Merch" who intends to use it for cruel & disgusting things, or weep quietly enough that you don't disturb my maniacal laughing as it gets renamed Igor & goes on the operating table... ;^> Laterz, Roger "Merch" Merchberger -- Roger "Merch" Merchberger -- SysAdmin, Iceberg Computers zmerch at 30below.com Hi! I am a .signature virus. Copy me into your .signature to join in!