Palm III

Year: 1998,
CPU: Motorola XC 68328, 16 MHz,
RAM: 2 MB RAM,
Operating System: Palm OS 3,
2001 (?) buyed, since 2008 no more boot. :(

Year: 1993
CPU: Motorola XC 68LC040, 25 MHz,
RAM / ROM: 4 MB RAM (max. 36 MB), 1 MB VRAM, ? MB ROM,
FDD / HDD: 3,5 " Floppy, 160 MB SCSI-Harddisc,
Operating System: Mac OS 7.5 - 8.1,
from Fleamarket 2008.

Year: 1995
CPU: PPC 603, 75 MHz,
RAM / ROM: 32 MB ? DIMM-RAM, 4 MB ROM,
FDD / HDD: 3,5 Zoll 1,44 MB Floppy, 4x SCSI-CDROM,
Operating System: Mac OS 7.6.1 - 9.1,
Fetched 2009 from a household resolution off without hard drive.

Apple Macintosh Performa Commercial

Year: 1995
CPU: PPC 601, 90 MHz,
RAM / ROM: 32 MB ? DIMM-RAM, 4 MB ROM,
FDD / HDD / CD: 3,5 " Floppy, 4x SCSI-CDROM,
Operating System: Mac OS 7.5 - 8.6,
get 2005 defective without a harddisc.

Year:1991
CPU: Motorola MC 68030, 16 MHz,
RAM / ROM: 4 MB RAM, ? MB ROM,
FDD / HDD / CD: 3,5 " 800 KB Floppy, 80 MB Harddisc,
Operating System: Mac OS 7.5.3 - 7.6.1,
from Fleamarket 2002, the screen damage is from the previous owner.

Year: 1983
CPU: MOS 6502 C 1,79 MHz,
RAM / ROM: 16 KB RAM, 24 KB ROM,
Operating System: Atari Basic XL-OS,
bought 2006.

Year: 1984 - 86,
CPU: MOS 6510 A 0,98 MHz,
RAM / ROM: 64 KB RAM, 20 KB ROM,
Operating System: Commodore Basic V.2,

Year: 1985
CPU: MOS 8502 1 MHz + Z 80 A 4 MHz,
RAM / ROM: 128 KB RAM, 64 KB ROM,
Operating System: Commodore Basic V.7.0,
became 2006.

Year: 1990
CPU: AMD 80C286, 8 / 12,5 MHz,
RAM / ROM: 1 MB RAM, 128 KB ROM,
FDD / HDD / CD: 3,5 " 1,44 MB Floppy, 20 MB Harddisc,
Operating System: MS-DOS 4.01

Year:1988,
CPU: Siemens SAB 8088, 4,77 MHz,
RAM / ROM: 640 KB RAM, ? KB ROM,
FDD / HDD / CD: two 5,25 " 360 KB Floppies,
Operating System: MS-DOS 3.30,
became 2007.

Snr.:GA 4011730
Year: 1984
CPU: MOS 6510 A 0,98 MHz,
RAM / ROM: 64 KB RAM, 20 KB ROM,
Operating System: Commodore Basic V.3 ? (EPROM-copy),
this Commodore SX-64 (portable C-64) became christmas 2000 with defective Floppydiscdrive.

Year: 1981
CPU: MOS 6502 B 0,98 MHz,
RAM / ROM: 5 KB RAM, 20 KB ROM,
Operating System: Commodore Basic,
Predecessor from C 64, no picture on screen (VIC defektive ?).

Year: 1987,
CPU: Motorola MC 68000 8 MHz,
RAM / ROM: 512 KB Chip-RAM, Kickstart 1.3 / 2.04 ROM,
Operating System: AMIGA OS 1.3, later 2.04,
FDD: 3,5 " 720 KB Floppy,
1991 bought my first AMIGA 500. To this I had a modulator to the connection to my television set, the graphic wasn't so special, therefore I fetched the monitor C1085 s (stereophonic sound) in 1992.Gradually I bought extensions like a 2MB-RAM-Karte, CD drive assembly A570 and HDD-Controller with Kickstart 2.04. The monitor is already in my proberty, the AMIGA saled 2001. Läter became I two defektive A 500.

Year: 1993
CPU: MC 68EC020 14 MHz,
RAM / ROM: 1 MB Chip-RAM, ? MB Kickstart-ROM,
FDD: 3,5 " 720 KB Floppy,
Operating System: AMIGA OS 3.0,
the original Commodore Amiga 1200 with coprocessorboard, 4MB Fast-RAM and 30 MB harddisc I became 2002.

Amiga 1440 (Micronik Infinitiv A-1400 Ti)

Year: 1995 / 2000 ?
CPU:MC 68EC020 14 MHz, MC 68040 40 MHz on turboboard,
RAM / ROM: 1 MB Chip-RAM, Kickstart 3.1 ROM,
FDD / HDD / CD: 3,5 " 720 KB Floppy, different SCSI-Drives,
Operating System: AMIGA OS 3.1 / 3.5
2001 I came by InterNet to an AMIGA 1200 in a Tower and to a Z2-Board.(Most of my A2000 could I into it build).
A1200 T with Z2 - Board (= A 1400 Ti) and 1240 turboboard with 32 MB Fast-RAM for 245 DM (= A 1440).

Commodore Amiga 2000

Year: 1987
CPU: Motorola MC 68000 7,14 MHz, 1. Computer with MC 68040- und 2. Computer MC 68060-turboboard,
RAM / ROM: 1MB RAM on Mainboard, Kickstart 1.2 / 1.3 / 2.04 / 3.1 ROMs,
FDD / HDD / CD: 3,5 " 720 KB Floppies, different SCSI - Drives,
1998 got I an AMIGA 2000 with a 8088-PC-Emulatorboard for 300 DM (above with WB 2.1).
Later I had lacquer pink and white
(middle).
2006 I became an A 2000 with
68060-Board (below).

Year: 1994
CPU: MC 68030 25 MHz,
RAM: 2 MB Chip-RAM, 16 MB Fast-RAM
Operating System: AMIGA OS 3.1,
from A.C.F., built in a new battery and HDD.

Year: 1979 ?,
CPU:AY-3-8500-1,
from fleamarket 2000 (?). I had alike video game at a television set in the living room with squash, tennis and ice hockey in the middle of the eighties.

Year:?
CPU: Intel Pentium 4, 2 GHz,
RAM: 512 MB DDR-RAM
Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP,
two peaces without harddisk and memory, found 2012.
(monitor is a gift from 2015, test with puppylinux)

Year: 1991,
CPU: Cyrix 486 DX 2, 66 MHz,
RAM / ROM: 8 MB RAM,
FDD / HDD / CD: 3,5 " 1,44 MB and 5,25 " 1,2 MB Floppies, 50 MB Harddisc,
Operating System: MS-DOS or PC-DOS,
1999 (?) became without a harddisc.

Year: 1985,
CPU: ?,
RAM / ROM: ?, ROM on Gamemodule
2001 (?) presented.

Year: 1996,
CPU: GBCPU LR 35902 (Z-80 Core), 2,2 MHz,
RAM / ROM: 8 KB SRAM, 8 KB VRAM,
ROM on Gamemodule,
2008 vom Flohmarkt.


Picture from Game Tetris.

Palm III (3 Com)

Year: 1998,
CPU: Motorola XC 68328, 16 MHz,
RAM / ROM: 2 MB RAM, ? KB ROM
FDD / HDD: none,
Operating System: Palm OS 3,
2001 (?) bought, in opposite to modern Palm need it two micro-batteries and a seriell connection on a PC.

Year: about 1992,
CPU: Am 386 DX 40 MHz,
RAM / ROM: 4 MB RAM,
FDD / HDD: 3,5 " and 5,25 " Floppies,
Operating System: MS-DOS 6.2 and Windows 3.11,
my first PC; 1997 I bought it for 100 DM with keyboard, without harddisc, system and monitor.
The desktopcase sell it later, after mainboarddefektive.

Year: ca. 1992,
CPU: Intel 386 SX 25 MHz,
RAM / ROM:8 MB RAM
FDD / HDD / CD: 3,5 " 1,44 MB Floppy, 250 MB harddisc, CD-ROM with caddy,
Operatin System: MS-DOS 6.2 and Windows 3.11,
from scrap yard.

Year:1985,
german keyboard with special keys, produced from Amstrad,
1999 (?) find it on a litter.

Year: ?
CPU: AMD N 80L286 10 MHz,
RAM / ROM: 640 KB RAM,
FDD / HDD / CD: 3,5 " 720 KB Floppy, harddisc (defektive),
Operating System: MS-DOS,
2004 find it.

Year:1992,
CPU: MC 68000 8 MHz + Zilog Z 80,
RAM / ROM: 512 KB RAM, ? ROM
FDD / HDD: gamemodule with ROMs,
Operating System: owns,
2004 (?) find it, defektive.

Year: ?
CPU: Intel 80486 DX 4, 75 MHz,
RAM / ROM: 8 MB RAM,
FDD / HDD / CD: 3,5 " 1,44 MB Floppy, 500 MB Harddisc, no CDROM
Operating System: MS-DOS 6.20, Microsoft Windows 95, before tested with IBM OS/2 v 2.1,
2004 from removal of A.C.F.e.V.

Year: ?
CPU: Intel Pentium Pro 180 MHz,
RAM / ROM: 64 MB SDRAM,
FDD / HDD / CD: 3,5 " 1,44 MB Floppy, 1,96 GB harddisc, 8x CDROM,
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 98,
2006 find it with drives.

Year: ?
CPU: Intel Pentium 233 MHz,
RAM / ROM: 98 MB SDRAM,
FDD / HDD / CD: 3,5 " 1,44 MB Floppy, IDE- and SCSI-harddiscs,
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 98 SE,
2006 find on a litter without harddiscs.

Year: 1981
CPU: Zilog Z 80 A, 3,25 MHz,
RAM / ROM: 1 KB RAM, 8 KB ROM
FDD / HDD: Connections for cassettenrecorder,
Operation System: Sinclair Basic,
2007 bought it with 16 KB RAM-expansion and thermoprinter.

Year:1997,
CPU:?,
RAM / ROM:?,
FDD / HDD / CD: Memoryslot, CD-drive for Audio-CD, PS-CD,
Operation System: owns,
2007 find on a litter.

Year:1989
CPU: Intel 80C88, 4,17 MHz,
RAM / ROM: 512 KB RAM
FDD / HDD: 3,5 " 720 KB Floppy, no HDD
Operating System: Toshiba MS-DOS V 2.11 in EPROM,
2004 (?) became two, ones works.

Year:1983,
german keyboard produced from Marquardt in a metalcase,
1999 (?) find.

Year:1985
CPU: Intel 80C88, 8 MHz,
RAM / ROM:640 KB RAM, 16 KB VRAM,
FDD / HDD / CD: 3,5 " 720 KB Floppy, 21 MB Harddisc,
Operating System: Z-DOS, MS-DOS 6.0

After a book about Microcomputer the idea of making a system with Zilog Z 80 at 4 MHz came for me in 1993. A keyboard interface, I/O card and a graphics card arrived with videoexit. The screen version didn't funtion. I tried it with a LCD-display later, to this day, this doesn't really work either. As traffic lights control or synthetic music of the EPROM it is still useable.

Into this I had got a Mainboard at this dx 2 -80 MHz 486 in 1998 In the year 2000 I fetched unite gigabyte motherboard with AMD K6, 266 MHz and Microsoft Windows 98.

The "Proline" case was for me too small and everything I used with several operating systems had installed in a big tower at the end of 2000.An AMD K6 - 500 MHz got in later. Except for a couple of disk drives I sold it to 2006.

I hade an AMD Sempron 1,66 GHz on ASRock mainboard, with 52 x CDROM drive and external DVD burner on my desk stand end of 2005 to end 2011.

Up-to-date I have this mini-PC from Joy-It.
Theres in a mainboard from Foxconn with AMD Athlon II X2 3,2 GHz, a SATA-DVD-burner and SATA-HDD 500 GB.

A Mainboard was in this case with an Intel pentium 2. I got the case (2006) and built a board of MICRONICS with an Intel pentium 133 MHz, a little hard disk and simple CDROM, since it was faulty. The pentium 2 with cooling body is useful as a beermat holder now.:)

I´d burchase a 19" servercase in july 2008 and build a QDI Legend 4 with two Intel Pentium II 266 MHz, CDROM-Drive and two UWSCSI-Harddisks in it.

I had a multifunction pocket calculator with phone book and note function of MBO in 1997. I don't know any more whether it was type 2000. Unfortunately, it already broke (water penetrated) after the first battery change.

Year: 1991,
CPU: TMP 0210 F,
RAM / ROM: 32 KB RAM,
Operatin System: ?,
2008 bought.

This is an experimentalboard with P8085AH, P8155H, 8279P and M2716.
I´ve been searching for information and sheets for this.

Year:1985 (?),
external card with graphic chip EF 9345, presumable for a video terminal, 1995 got.

Year:1984,
CPU: Motorola MC 6802 P, 4 MHz,
RAM / ROM: 64 KB DRAM, 4 KB ROM,
Transducer for Centronic to RS 232 and reversed, 1996 of the flea market.

From the beginning of the data memory:
One of ten punched card from IBM with 80 characters and 12 bit. It´s made 1964 - 1970.

A magnetic computer tape from BASF for Workstations as a IBM or DEC PDP Year 1970 (?).

A magnetic disk / pack from BASF with 10 MB for Workstations as a IBM or DEC PDP Year 1982 (?).

A dinosaur of a hard disk. The data:

Maufacturer: MICROPOLIS
Year: 1986
Dimension: width 5,25 Zoll and height 10,5 Zoll
Memory size: 85 MB
Performance: 32 Watt
Weight: 2,7 Kg (~ 5,952 lb.av.)

1999 (?) find it with the Siemens PCD-3T.