Olfs Computer Zoo

As no one sponsors a heated storehouse for me, I have to cram everything in my flat. Unfortunately this leads to "storing" the not so interesting computers under the desks.

Now, whats lying there...

Siemens PC-X, 80186, 1MB RAM, disk (small), text screen, runs SINIX 1.0
Unfortunately only said "click" on the last power on.

Commodore 900, Zilog Z8001, 1MB RAM, 20MB MFM disk, text screen, runs Coherent

Apple II Clone,1(?) MHz 6502, 48kB RAM, mono screen, no disks :-(

Commodore VC-20, 1(?) MHz 6502, 4(?)kB RAM, Datasette

Commodore C=64, 1(?) MHz 6510, 64kB RAM, 1541 Floppy

Schneider Euro-PC, 4.77Mhz 8088, 640kB RAM, 20MB MFM disk, 360kB floppy disk, mono screen

Epson QX-10, 4(?) MHz Z80, 128kB RAM, 4(!) floppy disk, mono screen

DEC LA-36 Teletype, 110 and 300 Baud

Phillips P3800, "Lan-in-a-box", 4 80186 processors (1 master, 3 slaves) one per terminal, 70(?) MB disk, 60MB QIC tape, floppy disk, integrated UPS, 4 P2772 terminals
Unfortunately still untested.

And in the shelves ...

A Siemens Newton, identical to the Apple Newton Messagepad 100 except the logo.

A Amstrad Notepad NC100, Z80, full-size kyboard, 8-line LCD display.

DEC Diskpack 500MB

Siemens Newton

Amstrad NC100 Notepad

DEC LA-36 Teletype

And thats all?

Clearly no. Thats one the computers. There also are printers, terminals, calculators, parts and lots of paper. And, of course, the yellow cable.