Here is a rare auction on eBay, its a KIM-1 computer. This is a very early home computer, with a simple keypad and an LED displays.
Here is an text excerpt from the auction: "At auction here is a very nice, rare, KIM-1 Micro computer. This computer was originally released by MOS Technologies in 1976 as a way to demonstrate the power and flexibility of their new 6502 chip to engineers. It quickly found a following among computer hobbyists, and is widely considered the first commercially successful 'home' computer.
This computer cost $245 when released. It consists of a 6502 microprocessor running at 1Mhz, 1024 bytes of RAM, a 6 digit LED display, on-board data entry through a hex keypad, 30 digital I/O lines, cassette recorder interface, and a small operating system in ROM.
This computer is an ORIGINAL MOS Technologies board, before that company was bought by Commodore, making this item rarer still."
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Hi Kim,
I'm trying to find out the market value of this vintage game. Can you help me?
I've had it 30 years. It's in its original box and near like-new condition, and still works.
Game is: Roberts, SuperColor Volley X
Thanks,
Enrique A. Campano
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