Terry Yager
Veteran Member
Working from (fuzzy) memory, my collection is in storage in another location. At one time my collection numbered over a hundred machines and many other bits. Today I am down to just a handful of (mostly CP/M) machines:
Kaypro 1 (1985)
Kaypro II (1983)
Kaypro 2 (1984)
Kaypro 4 (1983)
Kaypro 10 (with SWP Co-Power 88 co-processor board to run MSDos) (1983)
California Computer Systems S-100 mainframe (with dual CCS 8" floppy) (1981)
Homebrew S-100 built into a toolbox (1977)
Assorted S-100 boards including SD Systems SBC-200 (1983)
Tandy 102 (1988)
Hewlett Packard 75C (1984)
Texas Instruments CC-40 (1983)
Nixdorf LK-3000 (1980)
Compaq Portable 286 (1985)
Visual Technology Commuter Computer (1984)
IBM ThinkPad 770E (1998)
Unified Controls Inc. portable 386DX-40 (with built-in VGA CRT) (1989)
That pretty much covers it, IIRC, but am hoping to add some more choice pieces in the near future. My friend and fellow collector is moving his collection to a smaller storage space and will be thinning it out so I should be able to add to my collection, as space permits.
--T
Kaypro 1 (1985)
Kaypro II (1983)
Kaypro 2 (1984)
Kaypro 4 (1983)
Kaypro 10 (with SWP Co-Power 88 co-processor board to run MSDos) (1983)
California Computer Systems S-100 mainframe (with dual CCS 8" floppy) (1981)
Homebrew S-100 built into a toolbox (1977)
Assorted S-100 boards including SD Systems SBC-200 (1983)
Tandy 102 (1988)
Hewlett Packard 75C (1984)
Texas Instruments CC-40 (1983)
Nixdorf LK-3000 (1980)
Compaq Portable 286 (1985)
Visual Technology Commuter Computer (1984)
IBM ThinkPad 770E (1998)
Unified Controls Inc. portable 386DX-40 (with built-in VGA CRT) (1989)
That pretty much covers it, IIRC, but am hoping to add some more choice pieces in the near future. My friend and fellow collector is moving his collection to a smaller storage space and will be thinning it out so I should be able to add to my collection, as space permits.
--T