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and the "Portable" version...

My grandfather has three of those TRS-80 Model III's. They were the first computers I ever used and programmed on.

Sadly, I think they're all broken now, and he has alzheimers and doesn't use his computers anymore. =(

My High School had a lab of TRS-80 III's and IV's, a half a dozen Apple ][+ and //e's and a IBM System 36 mainframe to "play" on..

we had a Compaq Portable/luggable and a few LunchBox PC's at work...

not a 'grandpa's computer', but a fossil, yeah !
Used that piece of s*** at school.
To prevent Thomson from bankruptcy, the government forced public schools to buy those crappy computers \o/

Applied Technology Microbee

Dick Smith VZ200

DEF 3000

EACA Video Genie

Epson HX20

Hanimex Pencil II

Indata DAI

Lambda 8300

Microdigital TK90x

Multitech MPF-1b, for Z80 ASM learning

Olivetti Prodest PC128

Olivetti Prodest PC128s

Perkin Elmer 7700 Professional Computer

Philips Videowriter 250

Prologica CP400

Sharp MZ-80B

...
Sord M5

Sord M23

Spectravideo 318

Spectravideo 328

Toshiba Pasopia 7

Triumph Adler Alphatronic PC

Sirius mod.1

Video Technology Laser 200

Video Technology Laser 310

S.M.T. Goupil

S.M.T. Goupil 2

Goupil G3 !!!

Thomson Micromega 16 / Eagle PC

Micronique Hector

16 bits -- too bad it never caught on..