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These were the first machines produced by Kaypro. They include the "Kaycomp" Machines. | These were the first machines produced by Kaypro. They include the "Kaycomp" Machines. | ||
"Before production got under way June 15 ... | |||
The first units were shipped under the name of Kaycomp II, but the product has been renamed Kaypro II because of the protests of a Pasadena software manufacturer with the name of K-Comp." (San Diego Evening Times, September 17, 1982) | |||
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Main Serial Number Range: #3309 - 56111 | Main Serial Number Range: #3309 - 56111 | ||
2 Additional Machines: #61029, #76302 | 2 Additional Machines: #61029, #76302 | ||
Vertical and Horizontal Drives (See [[Early Vertical Drives]]) | |||
Various Power Switches (See [[Early power switches]]) | |||
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These were the first machines produced by Kaypro. They include the "Kaycomp" Machines.
"Before production got under way June 15 ... The first units were shipped under the name of Kaycomp II, but the product has been renamed Kaypro II because of the protests of a Pasadena software manufacturer with the name of K-Comp." (San Diego Evening Times, September 17, 1982)
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This image ran in one of the local papers for the week of June 2-8, 1982 showing the assembly of the 81-110A mainboards. (The Citizen Week, A12) |
Main Serial Number Range: #3309 - 56111 2 Additional Machines: #61029, #76302
Vertical and Horizontal Drives (See Early Vertical Drives)
Various Power Switches (See Early power switches)