Up for sale is a classic BBC Microcomputer Model B, one of the most iconic 8-bit computers of the 1980s.
This unit comes from an early production run (serial number 200228), making it especially desirable for collectors of vintage computing history.Features:
• Model: BBC Microcomputer Model B
• CPU: MOS Technology 6502A @ 2 MHz
• RAM: 32 KB
• Built-in BBC BASIC interpreter
• Classic red function keys and sturdy keyboard
• Expansion: 1 MHz Bus, Tube interface, User port, Serial, Parallel, RGB, and moreCondition:
• Overall good vintage condition with some age-related yellowing (normal for machines of this era).
• Keyboard is intact, all keys present.
• Comes with original styrofoam packaging (rare to find).
• Untested recently – being sold as is due to age.Collectability:
• The BBC Micro B was the standard computer in UK schools during the 1980s.
• Early serial numbers like this (200xxx) are from the first year of wide production (1982).
• A true piece of computing history, also linked to the origins of ARM processors.
Can be shipped from New Zealand at buyers expense.