well-equipped mini-computer (thin client) with Windows 98SE or possibly. for use under Ms-dos (in the DOS window) with RS-232 (serial), LPT (parallel), graphics card with DVI and sound card incl. power adapter and incl. USB DVD burner (reads and burns DVDs and CDs)
Device name: V90L from Wyse , usable as a mini computer with 800 MHz CPU, min. 256 MB DDR2 RAM, 512 MB disk-on-chip based on SSD, also DOS compatible thanks to the size of 512 MB, 3x USB 2.0, 10/100 network for DSL and Ethernet, RS-232, DVI connection up to 1920x1200, RS- 232 + LPT (Parallel)

Only 17.2 watts of power consumption. With a relatively slow processor, you can also run DOS programs!
CPU: Via C7 Eden, 800 MHz
Memory: min. 256 MB up to 1 GB upgradeable (single slot notebook memory)
Hard drive: Disk-on-chip, 512 MB upgradable to 2 GB, notebook IDE connection, an IDE notebook hard drive can also be connected using an appropriate cable.

Other interfaces:
Serial RS-232, 2x PS/2 (keyboard/mouse), parallel port (printer),
3x USB 2.0, PCMCIA, network: 10/100 Mbit
Sound: onboard with connections at the front
Dimensions: WxDxH: 20.1 x 4.6 x 18.0 cm
3.6kg weight
Security: Kensington Security Slot
Power: The scope of delivery includes a power supply, input 100-240 volts, 50/60 Hz, output: 12V, average consumption 17.2 watts
So: Power input needs 12 volts, so ThinClient can also be powered by 12V from a battery (car battery), for example on a boat.

Possible expansions: Instead of disk on chip, an IDE notebook hard drive can be connected (there is little space for it inside, but you can also use this PC without a case). You could also install an even smaller hard drive, a 1.8" hard drive (4.5cm), you can definitely accommodate one of those.
Alternatively, a USB hard drive can be connected, as well as a USB stick. Another possibility: If ThinClient is running in the network, every hard drive in the network can be shared.
  
Condition: used, in good condition.
Scope of delivery: Wyse V90L with power supply and cable  + USB DVD-RW