L i n k s
RESOURCES
(PS/2 & Microchannel
Systems)
IBM
Canada Vintage Personal Computers Page
includes much info and downloadable software.
IBM
Link if you want to search
some Announcement letters or other info.
ComputerCraft
has a good section on PS/2s and Microchannel. A
very interesting (though outdated) PS/2 Reference
Guide can be found here.
MCA
Enthusiasts MCA Main Page
(by Peter H. Wendt).
9595
Ardent Tool of Capitalism
(by Louis Ohland) large site focused on PS/2s,
you need to visit it.
PS
Info interesting Website on
PS/2s.
Tavi
PS/2 pages assorted
information on PS/2s.
Personal
System /55 Japanese PS/2
pages (in English).
The
IBM PS/2 and PC Server Compendium
(by Tim Clarke) assorted information on PS/2s.
COLLECTORS
(PS/2s & Microchannel
Systems)
Alfred
Arnold several minis and micros,
including many PS/2s.
Tim
Connor Tim's IBM PS/2 70 pages.
Kane
PS/2 model 80 and other machines.
KC's
Computer Closet from
home-computers to minis (mostly late '70s-early
'80s).
MadMax
includes much info (docs, specs, news, etc.).
Dan
Mathias assorted home- and
micro-computers (also some minis) from late '70s
to early '90s.
Dennis
Smith "The PS/2
Page".
Fred
Spencer dedicated mostly to IBM
PS/2 80.
Clemens
Weller visit his IBM section.
Peter
H. Wendt MCA Enthusiasts' curator
personal pages.
Jason
Whorton old Computers Web Site
(features a good section on PS/2 mod. 60).
D.B.
Young several home and personal
computers from the '80s, including many PS/2s.
Gathering information on
the systems
For
micro channel (MCA) systems I used QBMCA by Peter Wendt
to identify cards and Bob Eager's POS to get planar
IDs. BIOS manufacturer, date and size can be
viewed by almost any system information utility.
Of course, most information results from direct
observation: physical description of systems,
memory size and type, drives, etc. Check here to know how I
identified manufacturing date of most system
units and parts.
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