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content/museum/ibm-5140-convertible.md

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-  comments:
-  - author: Griffith
-    date: Wednesday 11th December 2013
-    text: Hello,I''m a "IBM Clicky keyboard" fan,could someone tell me which keyboard is of the IBM 5140,the Model F,or the Model M?
-  - author: Batman
-    date: Saturday 23rd November 2013
-    text: It''s Sad Only A Few Were Sold.
-  - author: saruk (vulcan)
-    date: Thursday 27th May 2010
-    text: your human computational devices are illogically designed.
-  - author: Acoustiq (Romania)
-    date: Saturday 27th September 2008
-    text: |-
-      I found this machine a couple of weeks ago, and just now got it to start. The display is ridiculous $I have the version with no back light$. On the other side, mine has 512K , the printer and a couple of LPT/COM adapters daisy-chained. I''m using a Toshiba power adapter $15V, 3A$ on which I had to replace the connector.\
-      Anyway, the machine is fun, old, great looking, slow and annoyingly wonderful :) I love it!
-  - author: Marius (South Africa)
-    date: Monday 9th April 2007
-    text: Have a printer only (brand new/ unused!) for the IBM 5140 convertible. Possible to convert existing 72- port to standard paralel pin for use on newer pc?
-  - author: Philip Schetrompf (Earth)
-    date: Tuesday 11th July 2006
-    text: I owned one of these computers. I bought it at a yard sale for $10 and it worked fine. Later I found another one with a portable dot-matrix printer that attached to the rear of the computer. The built in display was amber/brown in color which I thought was cool on an old laptop.
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