frotz
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I still have a bunch of P112 computer kits available. What is this? It's a semi-complete kit that yields a computer nominally running CP/M or similar operating systems. You get a PCB with the CPU (a Zilog Z180) and Super-IO chips already mounted. The rest of the parts are through-hole for you to solder yourself. To end up with a complete computer, you add a chassis, power supply, two floppy drives, and a serial terminal. The documentation CD includes floppy images of several operating systems including regular CP/M, ZSDOS, and UZI-180. That CD includes a copy of the Rlee Peters Archive. The other CD included is a copy of the Walnut Creek CP/M CD.
How do you get it? Go to http://661.org/p112/. There you'll find much more information about this kit, pictures, links, and a friendly Paypal button for buying it. The price is $197 for kits shipped to the US and $216 for kits shipped outside the US. If you'd rather not assemble it yourself, we can enlist Terry Gulczynski to do that for you.
How do you get it? Go to http://661.org/p112/. There you'll find much more information about this kit, pictures, links, and a friendly Paypal button for buying it. The price is $197 for kits shipped to the US and $216 for kits shipped outside the US. If you'd rather not assemble it yourself, we can enlist Terry Gulczynski to do that for you.