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Vintage IBM PS/V Vision 2408 486/66 All-in-one Japanese PS/2 w/model Mkeyboard and mouse Tested and works great, though sold as-is withno warranty expressed or implied and no returns accepted for any reason. Case is in good condition with some yellowingand scuffs on the front bezel and some small marks on the rear casing, thoughthe front speaker cover and flip-down drive bay cover are missing. Screen is bright and crisp (artifacts inpictures were introduced by the camera and are not present in person); soundvia the built-in stereo speakers is loud and clear and both the front volumecontrol and headphone jack have been tested to function correctly. RAM has been upgraded to 16MB (4x4MBSIMMs). The original 3.5MB 1.44MB floppydrive did not reliably function and was replaced with one that has been testedto read and write a standard floppy disk correctly. The original Western Digital Caviar 1210(210MB) has been replaced with a Western Digital Caviar 22100 (2GB), which hasa fresh installation of MS-DOS 6.22 and Windows for Workgroups 3.11 with alldrivers installed. The original (dead) CD-ROMwas replaced with a newer version and reads both pressed and burned CDs withoutissue. The onboard video (Cirrus LogicCL-GD5422, 1MB RAM) allows for 24-bit color at 640x480 and up to 256 Colors at800x600 or 1024x768, with 1024x768 being the max resolution the internal CRTcan handle. The Creative LabsSoundBlaster 16 (CT2770) has been tested and works great, with driversinstalled for DOS and Windows. Theincluded Creative Labs Video Blaster MPEG decoder card (CT6080) has not beentested for functionality. Both CR2032BIOS batteries have been replaced and all settings are maintained when thesystem is powered off. The power supplyis 100V-120V 50/60Hz auto switching so no step-down converter is needed. Includes a model M keyboard (cable sheath hassplit near the connector though functionality is not impacted), Microsoft PS/2mouse, the original/removed floppy drive and CD-ROM drive, and copies of therestore CDs and reference disk.The IBM PS/V Vision was the Japanese market equivalentof the IBM PS/2 and identifies itself as such, though it is more closelyrelated to the U.S. market IBM EduQuest series as it used standard ISAexpansion slots and had an all-in-one form factor. It was the last model in the series beforebeing replaced by the similarly named IBM Aptiva Vision.Features: IBM 486SLC2 running at 66MHz 16MB RAM (4x4MB SIMMs) 3.5” 1.44MB floppy drive Western Digital Caviar AC22100 2GB hard drivewith a fresh installation of MS-DOS 6.22 and Windows for Workgroups 3.11 withall drivers installed Cirrus Logic CL-GD5422 video built-in with 1MBVRAM Creative Labs SoundBlaster 16 2x RS232 serial ports 1x Parallel port IBM Model M 52G9658 keyboard Microsoft PS/2 mouse Power cordSoftware Installed: MS-DOS 6.22 Microsoft Windows for Workgroups 3.11 with alldrivers installedShipping details The machine and accessories will be professionally packagedby FedEx to ensure safe shipment.Everything will also be fully insured, with a signature required onpickup. Local pick up is available aswell. Shipping is ONLY available to physical street addresses,no P.O. Boxes or mailbox rental addresses (UPS Store, FedEx Office, etc.). Internationalshipping is NOT available for this item.Terms andconditions Though the machine and accessories were tested and found tobe in working condition,they are still vintage technology and sold as-iswith no warranty expressed or implied and with no returns accepted for anyreason. The sale includes only whatis specifically listed/pictured above.Please ask any questions before placinga offer. Any buyers attempting tocircumvent buyer restrictions will have their offers cancelled and be reported to. buyers with new accounts (underone year old) and/or low response (fewer than 20) must contact the sellerbefore placing a offer or risk having their offer cancelled. 
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