Computers/Technology

So what you're looking at is an Osborne 1 - made in 1981. Is uses 90s floppies (unless it's been upgraded), runs CP/M on a Z80 CPU, and was designed to be a 'portable' computer for business folks. It's not a game machine, but there are some Z80/CPM games you can play on it, but they're just going to e basic 80x24 text games.

It's an interesting machine because it was the first 'luggable' computer to be commercially successful, and if you're into learning about early CP/M machines, it's worth tinkering with.

As a general purpose computer, it has veyr little utility. As a piece of history, it's pretty cool.

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