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My favourite hobby - with which I spend most of my free time - are of course my computers. I have collected quite a lot in the meantime. The most of them are IBM, but also a few pre-historic home-computers.
Want to see a list ? Here it is:
| IBM | PC Adv. Portable | 5140 | 1989 |
| IBM | PC G | 5150 | 1982 |
| IBM | PC Portable XT | 5155 | 1983 |
| IBM | PC XT | 5160 | 1983 |
| IBM | PC XT-286 | 5162 | 1984 |
| IBM | PC AT-03 | 5170 | 1984 |
| IBM | PS/2 710T TrackPad | 2523-AY9 | 1992 |
| IBM | PS/2 CL 57-SX Portable | 8554-G01 | 1990 |
| IBM | PS/2 Mod. 30 | 8530-002 | 1988 |
| IBM | PS/2 Mod. 30 | 8530-021 | 1988 |
| IBM | PS/2 Mod. 30-286 | 8530-H21 | 1988 |
| IBM | PS/2 Mod. 50Z | 8550-061 | 1988 |
| IBM | PS/2 Mod. 55-SX | 8555-X31 | 1988 |
| IBM | PS/2 Mod. 55-SX | 8555-061 | 1988 |
| IBM | PS/2 Mod. 60 | 8560-041 | 1988 |
| IBM | PS/2 Mod. 70 | 8570-A21 | 1988 |
| IBM | PS/2 Mod. P70 | 8573-031 | 1989 |
| IBM | PS/2 Mod. P70 | 8573-061 | 1989 |
| IBM | PS/2 Mod. 80 | 8580-041 | 1988 |
| IBM | PS/2 Mod. 80 | 8580-071 | 1988 |
| IBM | PS/2 Mod. 80 | 8580-111 | 1988 |
| IBM | PS/2 Mod. 80 | 8580-A16 | 1990 |
| IBM | PS/2 Mod. 80 | 8580-A32 | 1990 |
| IBM | PS/2 Mod. 95 | 8595-AKD | 1991 |
| IBM | PS/2 Mod. 56-SLC2 | 9556-0NA | 1993 |
| IBM | PS/2 Server 85 | 9585-0NG | 1993 |
| IBM | PS/Value Point 1 | 6384-M50 | 1994 |
| Toshiba | | T-1600 | 1993 |
| Toshiba | | T-3200 / 40 | 1992 |
| Compaq | DeskPro | 590 | 1992 |
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| ACT | Apricot Portable | | 1983 |
| Sinclair | ZX Spectrum | | 1983 |
| Elan | Enterprise 64 | | 1984 |
| Oric | Atmos | | 1983 |
| M.A.I. | Basic Four | | 1979 |
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Some machines exist in several different versions and conditions. I lost the control about my stock in the meantime, since a lot machine have been deactivated and are stored in a storage in another house. Therefore it is a bit complicated to tell, what I have exactly. Some of the machines are lended to friends and relations.
Some of the machines are still used for daily purposes. The 8088 / 8086 and 80286-machines have however been retired - except the Toshiba T-3200, which contains my Eprom Burner card.
For the MCA & PS/2 Enthusiasts I run a particular MCA-specific page. There you could find a lot tips, tricks and instructions for little reworks and - of course - a hell of Adapter Description Files (ADFs). Because I work with MCA-PS/2 since 1987 I had the occasion to collect quite a lot stuff.
In addition I regularly check into the Newsgroup comp.sys.ibm.ps2.hardware, post my results there and answer questions about any kind of problems with the old PS/2-machines.
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