 Toshiba T1000 Portable PC Microsoft Works Vintage 1989 Magazine Ad For Sale
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Toshiba T1000 Portable PC Microsoft Works Vintage 1989 Magazine Ad: $10.77
This print ad measures approx. 8 x 11 inches. Note: This is for the magazine ad only, not the actual product being advertised. The Ad Pictured Is the Ad You Will Be Receiving, No Scans, No Copies.Immerse yourself in computing history with this authentic vintage magazine advertisement for the Toshiba T1000 portable PC. This compelling collectible showcases the innovative T1000, lauded for its portability at just 6.4 pounds and its inclusion of Microsoft Works software. The ad highlights key specifications such as its 80C88 processor, 720KB 3.5" floppy drive, 512KB RAM, and super-twist LCD display, all running MS-DOS 2.11. A true testament to late 1980s technology, this piece captures a pivotal moment in the evolution of personal computing, making it a prized acquisition for technology enthusiasts and collectors alike.This original print advertisement is a fascinating glimpse into the marketing of early portable computers. It features a detailed image of the T1000 alongside a smaller graphic of the Microsoft Works software package, emphasizing the bundled value. The crisp imagery and informative text provide rich details about the device's features and its appeal as a battery-operated desktop alternative. A perfect addition to any collection focusing on vintage electronics, computer advertising, or the Toshiba brand, this ad evokes the excitement of a bygone era in technological carefully view all of the photos for this listing - they are an important part of the description. I don't use stock photos or pictures sourced from third parties. The pictures you see are taken by me and show the actual advertisement you're buying.
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