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    Some help with research?

    Can someone point me in the right direction. I got a line on some OLD-OLD Mac computers. They're "all-in-one" (monitor/keyboard/(CPU?).

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    These are the two sites I know of: Old Computers - rare, vintage, and obsolete computers and Erik S. Klein's Vintage Computer Collection - Home of historical computers such as Mark-8, Altair, Kenbak, Apple, Commodore and IBM as well as the VC Forum, VCGM (Marketplace) and the VC Wiki.

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