Rick Ethridge
July 10th, 2008, 04:34 PM
TRS-80 48K Model I with loaded expansion interface, two 5.25 inch drives and printer.
TRS-80 128K Green Screen Model 4 with two internal drives and two external drives (one is a 3.5 inch unit) and battery clock.
TRS-80 128K Model 4P with two internal drives.
Tandy 1000/SL 640K with 5.25 inch, 3.5 inch drives and 20Meg HDD.
Commodore VIC-20 and cartridges.
2 Commodore 64 computers with 3 1541 drives, cartridges, Okimate 20 printer, modem, 1351 mouse and numerous joysticks, game paddles and trackball.
Commodore plus/4 computer.
2 Commodore 128 computers (one with 64K VDC), two 1571 drives, two 1581 drives and modem.
Amiga A4000 toaster with 14 megs ram, 8 gig ide HDD and 1084S monitor.
Netram 233 MHz Pentium MMX with 256 meg ram, 16 gig HDD, DVD drive, CD-ROM burner 56K modem and XE/XM1541 drive cable.
Compaq 233 MHz Pentium MMX with 384 meg ram, 10 gig HDD, CD-ROM drive and CD-ROM burner.
Gateway E4200 800 MHz PIII with three HDD's totalling 150 gig, 384 meg ram, DVD drive, CD-ROM burner and TV/VGA card.
I have two other machines that are newer and much more powerful and I'll not mention them. All the Commodore computers and the Tandy 1000/SL have dedicated functional monitors. All the PC's have amplified speakers.
TRS-80 128K Green Screen Model 4 with two internal drives and two external drives (one is a 3.5 inch unit) and battery clock.
TRS-80 128K Model 4P with two internal drives.
Tandy 1000/SL 640K with 5.25 inch, 3.5 inch drives and 20Meg HDD.
Commodore VIC-20 and cartridges.
2 Commodore 64 computers with 3 1541 drives, cartridges, Okimate 20 printer, modem, 1351 mouse and numerous joysticks, game paddles and trackball.
Commodore plus/4 computer.
2 Commodore 128 computers (one with 64K VDC), two 1571 drives, two 1581 drives and modem.
Amiga A4000 toaster with 14 megs ram, 8 gig ide HDD and 1084S monitor.
Netram 233 MHz Pentium MMX with 256 meg ram, 16 gig HDD, DVD drive, CD-ROM burner 56K modem and XE/XM1541 drive cable.
Compaq 233 MHz Pentium MMX with 384 meg ram, 10 gig HDD, CD-ROM drive and CD-ROM burner.
Gateway E4200 800 MHz PIII with three HDD's totalling 150 gig, 384 meg ram, DVD drive, CD-ROM burner and TV/VGA card.
I have two other machines that are newer and much more powerful and I'll not mention them. All the Commodore computers and the Tandy 1000/SL have dedicated functional monitors. All the PC's have amplified speakers.