Zelfbouw blauwe kast met toetsenbord

The Apple II computer was the first mass produced usable personal computer. It was developed by Steve Wozniak in 1977. The design with plug-in boards inspired the development of the IBM PC using the same electronics configuration. The design was unique that it used a high quality encasing with a switched power supply. The used microprocessor, the MOS Technologies 8 bit 6502 was cost effective and powerful enough to kickstart the personal computer industry.
The Apple II Plus computer, 1979, shown on display is the successor of the original Apple II. Besides usage as a home computer, the business usage accelerated as well, particularly after the introduction of VisiCalc, the first visual spreadsheet.

Zelfbouw Cache met toetsenbord Project van de studievereninging Elektrotechniek van TH Twente en TH Eindhoven

Mac Address 00 23 df be 44 e4

serienr. 01-ANB03-5023934

BBC microcomputer system designd by Acorn Computer Ltd. ?1981 serienr.01-ANBI-3008379 in piepschuim doos

with Anitech joystick and printer plotter (01-07-16-02)

with memory extension cards and PROM programmers (met origineel garantiebewijs)

The Commodore 3032 -also known as PET 3032 - is the successor of the PET 2001 introduced earlier in 1977. The keyboard of the 3032 has become extended and a double floppy disk is housed in a separate unit. The keyboard layout is non-standard: the control-key is missing, some special characters have their own key, where as shifted keys address lowercase letters and graphic symbols.

version with large keyboard

The IBM 6580 Displaywriter System is a 16-bit microcomputer that was marketed by IBM Office Products Division primarily as a word processor.
The primary operating system for the Displaywriter is an internally developed word processor Textpack. Other operating systems were made available, like CP/M.

[Wikipedia] The IBM Personal Computer XT, often shortened to the IBM XT or simply XT, was IBM's successor to the original IBM PC. It was released as IBM product number 5160 on March 8, 1983, and came standard with a hard drive. It was based on essentially

color Sage

Intel® Atom™ Processor 230 - Windows 7

zie "Archiefmappen" - computers. nr 68

2 stuks

serienr. 5303645 service nr.387 010 086M met Tas

Met voeding serienr.25301F4A206

Dedicated PC [Pentium 4, Windows XP] for Kodak High-Speed Motion Camera

The Samsung Pleomax PKC-7000X is like a perfect classic layout keyboard. May be except the oversized return key in respect to the tiny backspace key.

with separate keyboard (S/N 5426708387) and box containing floppies

with Green Monitor GT65 and 3-inch floppy disks(not 3,5!) Including O.S CP/M and software (texteditor, type-trainer, Turbo Pascal and assembler), perfect working condition.

with Panasonic monitor and dual mini-tape unit

Contains interface card for RS232-connection with Allen-Bradley PLC-rack (pin mapping 34->5, 35->7, 36->1)