Eagle II

This machine is in excellent cosmetic and functional condition and came with what appears to be a full set of original documentation and software.

The Eagle II had a very nice full-featured keyboard and even a numeric keypad. This helped target it at the business market.

(Submitted July 27, 2006 10:47:17 by porter)

I AM LOOKING FOR INFORMATION ON THE EAGLE II EIV ESPECIALLY NEED HELP WITH HARD DRIVE AND AND BOOTING

(Submitted July 21, 2006 21:14:25 by Paul)

Looking for information about the Eagle AVL (Audio Visual Labs) which I think is an early version of this IIE.

If responding, remove antibot spaces in email address.

(Submitted May 17, 2006 13:25:35 by Kyle kusek)

how much will you sell this for???

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Description
Manufacturer	Eagle Computers Inc.
Model	Eagle II
Date Announced	Early 1980s
Date Canceled	1988
Number Produced	Thousands to tens of thousands
Country of Origin	USA
Price	About $1,500 as configured
Current Value	$50-$200

Specifications
Processor	Zilog Z80
Speed	4MHz
RAM	64k
ROM	Unknown
Storage	2 SS/DD floppy drives
Expansion	None
Bus	N/A
Video	Text only
I/O	Parallel, Serial
OS Options	CP/M

Notes	The Eagle II was part of a line of CP/M based systems that were all variations on the same all-in-one console which included a full-function keyboard, monochrome monitor and drives.

Related Items in Collection	Various other CP/M machines from the same era including Morrow Micro Decision, Osborne 1 and Kaypro 2x
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