Sort of a little electroic "museum". A tribute to all those lonely, little (O.K. - so they're not all little) old computers sitting in a corner (well, they're not really in a corner... They're scattered in various places, and many of them are used regularly, but you get the idea...) in need of a bit of attention.
This page is pretty much always under construction, so some things might not work correctly. If anyone has any corrections about the information on these pages, just email me and let me know at general1@moonshinehollow.com*.
For right now, Here's a list of the computers that are making thier homes in my basement (and other various places). Eventually, each name will link to page with a picture (or a few pictures) of that computer, some technical details about it, and the original cost (maybe).
Apple:
-Power Macintosh 6100/66
-Newton MessagePad 
Bondwell:
Canon:
-Canon NoteJet 486c
Clone
Compaq:
-Compaq SLT386s/20
-Compaq LTE 5300/5400
Compudyne:
Data General:
-Walkabout SX
Dell:
-320SXL
Digilog:
Gateway 2000:
-HandBook 486
GRiD:
-1450sx
Goldstar:
Hewlett-Packard:
-Vectra RS/25c "High-End" server
-Vectra CS Portable
-Pavillion XE813
-OmniBook 800CT
-110 Laptop
IBM:
-ThinkPad 710T
-PC
5150 - The first sucessful IBM Personal Computer 
-5155 Portable PC
-PS/2 Model 25
-PS/2 Model 30-286
-PS/2 Model 30-386
-PS/2 Model 77
-PS/2 Model P70-386
-PS/2 Model L40sx
-"SuperXT" (slightly modified 5160XT)
Inducomp:
Leading Edge:
Sharp:
Silicon Graphics:
Tandy:
-TRS-80 Model III
-TRS-80 Model 2000
-Color Computer (CoCo) 2
-Tandy 600
-Tandy 1000 (no suffix)
-Tandy 1000 TX
-Tandy 1000 TL
-Tandy 1110 HD
-Tandy 1400 HD (three of 'em put together and it finally works!)
-Tandy 1800 HD
-Tandy Zoomer
Texas Instruments:
-TI-99 4/a
Timex/Sinclair:
-ZX81
Toshiba:
-T5200C/200
-Toshiba T100
WANG:
-WANG WLTC
Zenith Data Systems
-SupersPORT
-SupersPORT SX
-ZFL-171-82
-Z-180
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