The Amstrad PPC-512. Don’t laugh – it’s the reason I ended up studying computing at Imperial College…
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Hey, we had one of these when I was a kid:
http://www.decoulon.ch/pcs/ibmportable.html
I also used one of these:
http://www.decoulon.ch/pcs/ibmconv.html
Oh the good old days.
Apparently people are minting money now from vintage and retro computers [BusinessWeek]. Damn! We should have kept them!
Thats a glorified oscilloscope dude!