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| Very interesting read! |
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I agree - great article.
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In my earlier days, I used to buy, sell and lease the
peripherals for the IBM 370 mainframes like the
tape drives on the left wall of the picture. 
I don't remember the micro/370 or the XT/370 though.
Mostly just the 370/138, 370/148, 370/158 and the 370/168's.
Nice article John. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.  |
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CPUShack
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| Glory_Cloud wrote: |
In my earlier days, I used to buy, sell and lease the
peripherals for the IBM 370 mainframes like the
tape drives on the left wall of the picture.
I don't remember the micro/370 or the XT/370 though.
Mostly just the 370/138, 370/148, 370/158 and the 370/168's.
Nice article John. Thanks for the trip down memory lane. |
Not surprised you don't remember the micro/370 since it never went commercial. XT and AT 370 were probably sold by some other division, they also made a single card MCA version for the 80386 IBMs
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| Posted: Sun Jun 09, 2013 4:22 pm Post subject: IBM 370 mainframe |
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Hi All
I just came across this post today and would like some info. I own one of the IBM 370 mainframes and would like to know it's value and where I can sell it, without putting in on e-bay.
I don't want it sold for next to nothing. Please assist.
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Glory_Cloud
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Which IBM 370 do you have and what other peripherals is with it?
How did you come across it and was it or is it still operational.
Pictures would be nice if you are really trying to sell something like this! |
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amstrad84
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IBM 370/148....
yes, I am remembering for it about 1985/6, and for its ICAM communication sw for remote job-control with 8-bits terminals east european production. Madonna mia, it was Gold AGE....
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