IMSAI PCS 80/30

Thanks to Rob Barnaby for his kind donation of this operational IMSAI PCS 80/30 system. This is a very special system and Rob is a very special guy. Rob developed Wordstar (first two versions) while at Micropro in the mid to late 1970s and it was developed on this very machine!

IMSAI PCS 80/30

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Printers

Rob with special parallel adapter

NEC Spinwriter	Micropro inventory number	CIMG7709.JPG	Unloading the "quiet box" for the Teletype Model 40
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Software

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Documentation

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CIMG7690.JPG	CIMG7691.JPG	Docs for the Teletype Model 40	Original invoice for the IMSAI
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See Also:

Our interviews with Rob Barnaby and his live demo of WordStar on the original IMSAI PC 80/30

Our IMSAI 8080

Our scan of IMSAI Key Corporate Documents from beginning to end

Our Altair 8080

The complete IMSAI story on PC-History

IMSAI.net's site featuring a retro PC clothed as an IMSAI!