Portable Computers:

Image:	Brand:	Model/type:	Machine:	Box:	Manual:	Comments:
	Kaypro	II				Great 'portable'. Despite its name, the Kaypro was the first Kaypro model from Non-Linear Systems. The founder of the company was Andy Kay, the inventor of the digital multimeter. Z80 @ 2,5 MHz 64 kB 9" green monitor CP/M 2.2 Released in 1982
	Osborne	1				Absolutely fabulous! What a great piece of computer history! Look at it, isn't it great? Zilog Z80 @ 4 MHz 64 kB RAM 5" green monitor Released April 1981
	Sharp	PC-7000				Nice portable, 2 x 5.25" drive, no harddisk.
	Sharp	PC-7100				1 x 5.25" drive, 20 MB harddisk
	Toshiba	T1000
	Amstrad	PPC640				With carying case Intel 8088 @ 4.77 MHz 640 kB 2 x 720 kB 3.5" diskdrives
	Epson	HX-20				One of my personal favorits. It has an 4 x 20 characters LCD display, built-in printer and runs on batteries. It has two cpu's: 2 x Hitachi 6301!
	Epson	PX-8				Very cool portable! Z80 @ 2.45 MHz, 64 kB RAM and 32 kB ROM. Builtin CP/M 2.22 and Wordstar.
	Olivetti	M21				An 8086 at 8 MHz is the hart of this 'portable' and it performs quite well. This model is fully working with lots of software. Thanks to Edwin who donated it.