This Company's products are also scarce on the web - maybe they were just "another clone" (although luggable). A year or so ago I located a prior employee who gave some background, including that he might still have the schematics. They were made 1984-86. I've had no interest in the Visual 1083 I want to place, but I'm hoping a touch of off-brand discussion might change that. -------------------- my earlier post: I want to find a home for my 5150 and a few other items. Prefer a collector rather than ebay, but I would still hope to get a nominal consideration in return. I'm in South Carolina. [] IBM PC (5150) set up as a clone XT. It has a 10mb hard drive and dual half-height floppies. Three original manuals with disks: DOS (3.00 or 3.30?), Guide to Operations (2.05) and Basic. Keyboard is original. Not sure what kind of video interface, but the CGA monitor works fine on it. [] IBM CGA monitor (5153). [] Visual 1083 - Commuter. This description mentions an LCD display, but that is not a part of mine. No disks, but it boots with the DOS from the IBM. http://www.thepcmuseum.net/details.php?RECORD_KEY%28museum%29=id&id(mus… [] nice AT-style desktop box and 15" SVGA monitor (will either be Sony or Mag). I raided the box for the QDI motherboard, but I have another (name?) and a Pentium 200 that previously worked in this box. Not sure whether I'll keep the 6 meg hard drive. Couple of keyboards. [] box of miscellaneous I/O boards + modem . . . mostly from Boca for 16-bit ISA. [] maybe some software for PC - Clipper, Wordperfect?? - I'll be checking. I can take pics and send emails if needed and will try to firm up answers to some questions I raised for myself. I can answer on this board if someone wants an answer that way. bill