Interesting Modified Commodore PET 2001
I was fortunate enough to be able to acquire a blue Commodore PET 2001 recently. While I have a couple of other PET 2001 variations, I don’t have a PET 2001 with blue screen...
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MITS Altair 8800 lost and found
I had a slight shipping mishap and the courier company lost a MITS Altair 8800 I had recently acquired. It is a project MITS Altair as it needs the internal cards and it appears...
The KIMSI S-100 expansion backplane for the KIM-1 by Forethought Technologies
Here are some pictures of the KIMSI S-100 add-on board for the KIM-1. This board was produced by Forethought Technologies along with an option power supply that would handle the extra load of up...
Commodore 64 – Silver Label model
When Commodore first made the Commodore 64 (C64) available, it put out this version which is known as the “silver label” model because of the distinctively different top silver label and the stylized “64...
Viatron System 21 Model 2111 Restoration
This is currently a dump of pictures while I take apart the Viatron System 21 and clean it up. It was definitely a haven for spiders but the main unit looks very clean otherwise....
A Mac and a PC? It’s the Dayna MacCharlie!
Here is a quick post with some pics. The main unit and contents: Some further pics of the interesting keyboard extension:
Netronics Professional ASCII keyboard with a surprise inside
This is a Netronics Research and Development Limited Professional ASCII keyboard. It was originally found in a Times Sinclair lot on eBay and it had a cutout of a ZX81 keyboard advertisement taped to...
Ithaca InterSystems DPS-1
This is an Ithaca InterSystems DPS-1 S-100 computer. It’s an early model (serial number MFD-0095) that, unfortunately, has some front paddles missing and the run/stop switch. The front panel still has the plastic protection...
Processor Technology SOL-PC – An early Sol-20 minus the 20.
I have recently acquired a home-made Sol-PC with documentation from October 1976. The original owner appears to have been a Sol-PCB purchaser (paid $40). The Sol-PC Rev D board looks like the regular “S-100...