On Mar 30, 4:17 pm, sandy stein <[email protected]> wrote:
> Just thought I might have some fun with a mac clone such as any of the
> following:

> Outbound <http://www.everymac.com/systems/outbound/> (US)

Every Mac does not list the earliest Outbound System, the Model 125:

<http://www.sinasohn.com/cgi-bin/clascomp/bldhtm.pl?computer=outlap>

It had some very cool innovations, such as dockable to your original
Plus or SE (still looking for the daughter card that goes in the Plus
or SE), IR detachable keyboard, but also attachable keyboard, or
usable by cable, in case of condition inimical to IR, four built-in
SIMM sockets for a persistent RAM Disk with up to at least 16 MB
capacity (I haven't tried SIMMs larger than 4 MB) and the ability to
act as a SCSI target (with optional SCSI adapter box) before Apple
ever had the ability in its Powerbooks (predates the Powerbooks by
about four years).  Uses a standard Camcorder battery which is still
available new today, more than 20 years later.

The website above doesn't mention that 60MB and 80MB hard drives were
also available.

Oh, and there's a mouse port on the keyboard (MS Bus Mouse), in case
one doesn't want to use the isopoint pointing device.

BTW, there's a battery in the keyboard, and it won't power on if the
keyboard battery is flat.  I wonder how many of these got thrown out
because the keyboard battery went flat and a second owner didn't know
about it.  The somewhat odd keyboard battery is perfectly replaceable
by a pair of 'N' cells.

Not selling one, just wanted your reference to be complete....

Jeff Walther

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