Recent content by Seatown

Hi Folks, I'm letting my collection go and offering it for sell here first. The bad news, I will not ship, pickup only from Phoenix Arizona. This lot has it all and more.......Price is $3,000 firm.. That is ebay price for just one NeXT Cube Dimension system and the rest are free...

I did know that I had this one... Lawrence Livermore Labs MST-80B Intel 8080 Trainer

I also forgot to mention the Xybernaut Mobile Assistant IV computers. I guess, this model started the wearable revolution!!

Hi there, Unfortunately yes.... Ever since I accepted my current job 4 years ago, I have been spending more time out of the country. In fact, I'm getting ready to go on a six-month assignment this summer. I have relocated the collection to Arizona and hoping to pass it on to someone or group...

This collection was suppose to be the foundation of a Museum. I will be updating the list and cataloging in the next few days. There are so much accessories, software, games, KB&Ms, Memory sticks, cards, power supplys, manuals, HDs, Floppys, Books, Magazines and many many more parts...

I acquired a very interesting Kaypro yesterday and “Omni II Logic Analyzer/Computer” is labeled on both sides. Not much information about it is available on the Web. However, I did manage to locate a brief New Product intro that appeared on Oct 1983 edition of Microcomputing magazine.“A...

Hi Andy, It is indeed a Sinclair ZX81 board. Good eye!! However, this tells me only half of the story.

Have you ever seen something like this? It looks like someone with an original idea created this prototype. Nothing about it says I'm a kit. The first clue is the keyboard. As you can see, the command keys are hand written.