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Up for auction is a very rare IBM PC110 palmtop PC.
The IBM PC110 was only sold in Japan. I purchased it direct from IBM Japan in 1995 via 3rd party/. At 6"x4"x1" It's one of the smallest PC's ever made. The PC110 came standard with 4M of RAM but I had it upgraded to the max of 20M via an additional 16M memory module. I also had the unit professionally modified to run at 40Mhz vs the normal 33Mhz. Also included is a Panasonic CDROM drive with integrated 16bit sound card and integrated speakers that was used with the PC110. The CDROM can be powered with the included wall adapter or via 6 AA batteries. This PC110 is fully operational, boots PC-DOS from the 4M storage and loads IBM's personaware software. I've also ran Windows 95, OS/2 and Linux on this machine via 1G IBM Microdisks (not included). The coolest/oddest part about this device is it can be used as a normal telephone. Whats Included: IBM PC110 486 40Mhz 20M RAM and 4M internal flash storage IBM PC110 docking station IBM PC110 floppy drive IBM PC110 power supply IBM PC110 original installation disks (2 total) Panasonic KXL-D745 SCSI CDROM and 16bit sound card Panasonic PCMCIA CDROM/Sound interface card and cable Panasonic KXL-D745 power supply Panasonic KXL-D745 driver disks (2 total) I tested all included floppy disks and they are working correctly. The files expected to be there are there and I'm able to copy the software from them. Whats not included: This PC110 does not come with a battery. It uses a normal Hitachi VM-BPL13, Canon BP-911, or Sony NP-F550 camcorder battery. The batteries are very common and inexpensive. The buyer will also want to put a new CR2016 battery in the PC110 as the one thats in it does not hold a charge for very long causing the PC110 to "forget" the current date and time when it's powered off and unplugged from the power adapter. Overall everything is in very good condition for its age and only has a few minor scratches. At some point the insulation on the power supply cable was ripped and repaired with electrical tape. The CDROM has a small crack in the plastic cover that does not effect operation. One of the PC110 installation disks has a stain on it and the metal piece is slightly bent but works fine. -All very minor issues for a device of this age. Specifications: Size: 6 1/4" wide 4 1/4" long 1 1/4" thick Weight: 630g [1.3lb] (including 90g battery), A6 size CPU: SL Enhanced i486SX-33MHz (overclocked to40mhz) Display: 640 x 480 x 256 pixels, 4.7 inch diagonal SVGA DSTN color LCD Data/fax/voice modem built in, and is usable as telephone (uses "Wing Jack" modular jack) "Pointing Head" pointing device allows speedy one or two handed operation Pen-sensitive pad for drawing or writing Front-mounted LCD time and battery level indicator SoundBlaster-compatible 8bit sound input and output Internal IrDA compliant 115kbps serial infrared high speed data transfer port 4MB internal flash EPROM (comes formatted as the boot disk) Two Type II PCMCIA slots (can be used as one Type III slot) One "compact flash" SanDisk slot Connector for phone headset, external keyboard/mouse Docking station adds external monitor, keyboard, mouse and floppy. Also adds serial and parallel ports. 10.5v power supply Links to more information on the PC110: http://www.basterfield.com/pc110/pc110idx.htm http://www.apj.co.uk/pc110/default.asp http://boole.stanford.edu/pc110.html http://www.apj.co.uk/pc110/pt_hw.htm Buyer pays exact shipping I will refund any overages. On Feb-06-12 at 21:50:50 PST, seller added the following information: Updated information: |