Tatung Einstein

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Had a great time at the Newbury Radio Rally and an amazing bit of luck finding this Tatung Einstein from 1984 in pretty good condition. 
In another bit of amazing luck one of my friends had a bundle of Manuals, magazines and some disks.

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  1. MikeApril 16, 2019 at 4:19 PM

    Excellent find.

    There are not very many of these around these days.

    I am an ex-user of the Einstein (Back in the late 80s) and I am now compiling a list of all known machines still in existence.

    Do you mind if I ask what the serial number is on yours? I have seen them as low as 6000438 and as high as 6014437.

    Thanks Mike.

    Web: https://www.mikesretrotech.co.uk
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