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Old February 12th 04, 02:05 AM
W4JLE
 
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This is the National Education Corporation full setup with the case. The
price can be seen, as well as the computer at the link.

http://oldcomputers.net/ts1500.html

Go down the page to the setup in the suitcase. This is a collector quality
piece.

But let me once again thank all those who have taken the time to let me know
that my price,(which will be unchanged) is too high. Your astute appraisals
saved me a trip to the next Road Show.



"Jim Douglas" wrote in message
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But wait you say original price of $295.00 but by clicking on the link you
added it says something like the cost was $79.95, I think I got mine new

for
$49.00 back then. I guess it has some type of collectors value?

"W4JLE" w4jle(remove to wrote in message
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I have a Technical Literacy Series Timex Sinclair model 1500 Z80

computer
with User manual, 2020 program recorder and owners manual and three

tapes
of
programs.

This circa 1984 computer is in its own suitcase. You may see what it is

all
about at:
http://oldcomputers.net/ts1500.html

The outside of the suitcase has one small property sticker on it

(easily
removed) and a mark in the right hand corner that appears to be yellow
marker (Looks like an inventory mark)

The series of books shown at the above site are not with it, but

everything
else is. It appears unused. All of the cables are tie wrapped as

original.
The computer itself shows absolutly no sign of wear. The tape recorder

is
still in the original plastic. If it wasn't for the marks on the outside

of
the suitcase, I would rate the entire setup as mint.

Own a piece of history at the original 1984 purchase price of $295.00 or
trade for ham gear.

If interested, let me know and I will e-mail pictures, but it looks

exactly
like the pictures at the site above, with the exceptions of the marks on

the
outside of the suit case.

You can check my feed back at e-bay and broadband.com. Both under w4jle.