Using an IBM PCjr wireless keyboard

[Scott Stevens]

On Tue, 1 Feb 2005 15:48:21 -0800 (PST)
Cameron Kaiser <spectre at floodgap.com> wrote:

> > Every time I've looked at the case hacks and projects there, I've
> > noticed a certain amount of Classic Computer vandalism involved that
> > sorta disturbs me.
> 
> There was a dead SX-64 turned into a PC that I found rather
> disgusting, especially since even dead SX-64s aren't exactly common.
> They're becoming more and more visible, but only because people are
> being very careful about the ones that are left, and also because they
> display very well at road shows (I have two that regularly appear as
> utility systems at VCF).
> 

There are three SX-64's 'just lying around' in the test lab where I
work.  Unfortunately they are/were actively used with test equipment and
I think the chances of them ever getting out of that lab are zero.  I
never see anybody using them, but they're hooked to fixtures and I know
they're very hard-coded to said fixtures.  I'm working contract at a
test-lab right now where some of the newest gear is stepper motor
controllers driven by GWBASIC programs (wince).