The IBM PC XT
IBM PC XT
Weighing in at 31.4 pounds… this IBM PC XT features an Intel 8088 4.77 MHz CPU, an Intel 8087 math coprocessor, an original Seagate ST-412 10 megabyte hard drive, a 360K floppy drive, IBM floppy and drive controller cards, and a parallel port. There are only two non-IBM cards in this computer: the AST SixPakPlus (which adds a real-time clock and 384K of additional RAM) and a 3Com 3C503 ethernet card. With the exception of the non-IBM cards, this computer is a period correct example of a PC XT machine circa 1983-1984. The AST card is circa 1987. The 3Com card is circa 1989.
IBM PC XT ISA Cards
From right to left: Slot 1 - AST SixPakPlus with 25-pin serial connector. Slot 2 - 3Com503 Etherlink II. Slot 3 - IBM EGA Card configured for the IBM 5151 monochrome monitor. Slot 4 - Empty/Blank. Slot 5 - Xebec hard disk controller. Slot 6 - IBM 360K floppy controller with 37-pin connector. Slot 7 - Parallel port 25-pin. Slot 8 - Empty/Blank.
IBM PC XT
Build complete. At over 35 years old and weighing in at over 55 pounds (CPU, monitor, keyboard)… this IBM PC XT features an Intel 8088 4.77 MHz CPU, an Intel 8087 math coprocessor, 640K of RAM, an original Seagate ST-412 10 megabyte hard drive, a 360K floppy drive, IBM floppy and drive controller cards, and a parallel port. There are only two non-IBM cards in this computer: the AST SixPakPlus (which adds a real-time clock and 384K of additional RAM on top of the installed 256K of RAM) and a 3Com 3C503 ethernet card. This computer is a period-correct example of an IBM PC XT machine circa 1983-1984. The AST card is circa 1987. The 3Com card is circa 1989. This machine runs IBM PC DOS 3.3 and can be used to browse the Internet by way of the DOSLYNX text-based Internet browser.
IBM PC XT
Build complete. At over 35 years old and weighing in at over 55 pounds (CPU, monitor, keyboard)… this IBM PC XT features an Intel 8088 4.77 MHz CPU, an Intel 8087 math coprocessor, 640K of RAM, an original Seagate ST-412 10 megabyte hard drive, a 360K floppy drive, IBM floppy and drive controller cards, and a parallel port. There are only two non-IBM cards in this computer: the AST SixPakPlus (which adds a real-time clock and 384K of additional RAM on top of the installed 256K of RAM) and a 3Com 3C503 ethernet card. This computer is a period-correct example of an IBM PC XT machine circa 1983-1984. The AST card is circa 1987. The 3Com card is circa 1989. This machine runs IBM PC DOS 3.3 and can be used to browse the Internet by way of the DOSLYNX text-based Internet browser. Shown with IBM PC DOS 2.1, IBM PC XT Guide to Operations, and BASIC manuals, all circa 1983.
IBM PC XT
Build complete. At over 35 years old and weighing in at over 55 pounds (CPU, monitor, keyboard)… this IBM PC XT features an Intel 8088 4.77 MHz CPU, an Intel 8087 math coprocessor, 640K of RAM, an original Seagate ST-412 10 megabyte hard drive, a 360K floppy drive, IBM floppy and drive controller cards, and a parallel port. There are only two non-IBM cards in this computer: the AST SixPakPlus (which adds a real-time clock and 384K of additional RAM on top of the installed 256K of RAM) and a 3Com 3C503 ethernet card. This computer is a period-correct example of an IBM PC XT machine circa 1983-1984. The AST card is circa 1987. The 3Com card is circa 1989. This machine runs IBM PC DOS 3.3 and can be used to browse the Internet by way of the DOSLYNX text-based Internet browser.
IBM PC XT
Build complete. At over 35 years old and weighing in at over 55 pounds (CPU, monitor, keyboard)… this IBM PC XT features an Intel 8088 4.77 MHz CPU, an Intel 8087 math coprocessor, 640K of RAM, an original Seagate ST-412 10 megabyte hard drive, a 360K floppy drive, IBM floppy and drive controller cards, and a parallel port. There are only two non-IBM cards in this computer: the AST SixPakPlus (which adds a real-time clock and 384K of additional RAM on top of the installed 256K of RAM) and a 3Com 3C503 ethernet card. This computer is a period-correct example of an IBM PC XT machine circa 1983-1984. The AST card is circa 1987. The 3Com card is circa 1989. This machine runs IBM PC DOS 3.3 and can be used to browse the Internet by way of the DOSLYNX text-based Internet browser.