Anyone remember the Laser 3000?

[paul.lawson]

I picked up a  Laser 3000 today.  It is apparently the first Vtech(sp?)  
Apple II clone  circa 1984 , predating the Laser 128.   From what I can 
find out , it wasn't a big seller  in the US,  but sold in Australia as 
the "Dick Smith Cat" .

It works.  I received the retail box in fair condition,  the  CPU , an 
amber monitor, modem card, a FP Basic cartridge  and a strange bare  
card that might not even go with this machine.

I also have the technical reference manual,  user manual and a Basic 
manual.   If anyone needs info from these,  feel free to email.   On the 
other hand,  if anyone has a cassette cable, printer cable or other 
parts for the Laser 3000 and would like to part with them (cheap!)  let 
me know.

Just another part of ancient Apple history.   Don't you love the old 
computers that came with a tech manual showing circuit board layouts for 
hardware repairs   and  a multi-page listing of the OS kernel for 
do-it-your self programmers !

Paul

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