The Timex Sinclaire 1000 This unit
has never been opened! It still till has the original price on the original shrinkwrap
paper. This unit sported a 16K Ram Upgrade Module and 3 "Cassette Based" computer
programs. On of my favorites! 
The
Commodore Vic 20 William
Shatner (from StarTrek) told you in advertisements that your children could not
could not compete in school without this computer. This was a pretty basic computer,
but you could program with it! 
The
Texas Instruments TI 994A The
personal home computer of your dreams... complete with cartridge based games for
education and fun! Finally a computer you could convince mom and dad that you
needed for school! 
The IBM PCJR
The IBM PC JR came with a color monitor and offered floppy and cassette based
programs and storage. This unit was upgradeable but was simply not upgradeable
or powerful enough to win the game against the simplicity of The Apple IIC and
Macintosh, or the power and capabilities of the IBM business computer. It was
not a game computer or a business computer, but something inbetween with no market.
IBM Portable
The Heatkit Basic Add EU801A
school digital
circuit practise unit 
The Intel MSD 80 Computer
Intel's
Pre-MSDOS Computer. COMPLETE!!! Includes monitor, keyboard and 8" disk drives
and CPU 
The
Micro design computer
This CP/M Based computer (before MS DOS) had
2 5.25 inch floppy diskettes and only 7 function keys!
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Please enjoy this blast from the past.. Sincerely, John E. Davin
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