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Texas Instruments TI99/8 sold for $3,240

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One prototype of a Texas Instruments TI99/8 home computer was sold for $3,240 recently in eBay

 

http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-57567167-1/this-lovely-10mhz-home-computer-yours-for-only-$3240/

 

What is surprising for me is that there are 150 of these machines running around. A lot for being only a prototype.

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Have you seen what the non-functional C65 is going for?

It's close to $5000 and it even has some of the custom chips missing.

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One prototype of a Texas Instruments TI99/8 home computer was sold for $3,240 recently in eBay

 

http://news.cnet.com...for-only-$3240/

 

What is surprising for me is that there are 150 of these machines running around. A lot for being only a prototype.

Maybe some of those were going to be developer machines.

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Have you seen what the non-functional C65 is going for?

It's close to $5000 and it even has some of the custom chips missing.

Somebody buying a non-functional machine? that's a true collector.

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WOW, the junk people buy these days.

 

I'm sure there's tons of people who would say the same about the systems and games we collect..

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Too bad the TI didn't go into production. A 16 bit buss and 10MHz clock would have made others up their game as well.

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