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World’s Smallest PC Build ( IBM-5150 Clone )






Alien Laser said:
Hi friend's I build this cool PC.. :alien:
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Long time now see. nice to know you are alive and well.

Awesome job >>> very nice work.

I want one.

Are you planning to make more of them?
You should offer the mini/micro PC for for sale.
Am certain you would get a good response and many people would be willing to purchase one, if you were to make them available. Would be an excellent executive desktop toy--an awesome conversation piece for sure..

Would guess you could do a Group Buy with a minimum of 10 or 20 pieces to make building them worth doing and likely presell them on a 50% deposit or even full prepayment with order quickly depending upon price/cost being within reason.
Even an offer to make 1 at a time on a prepaid special order basis, I think would sell well.

Whatever has to be cost-wise, within reason, put me down for 2 pieces.

Best Blessings, Be well, Be safe,
 
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WizardG said:
Is it actually running DOS? That would be awesome and hilarious!
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If you look at the YT URL description below the video it says it can run MS DOS or Windows XP!

"I Build this amazing Computer. It can Operate MS-DOS & Windows XP Will Only Build 3.
I also written the BIOS- BIOS SET TO.. IBM-5150 CPU set to 10MHz Turbo.
Graphic Card Set to 16-bit
Memory Set too 640 kB
Hard Drive Set to 35mb. -
Windows XP CPU set to 700MHz ( Default ) Graphic Card Set to 32MB/128Mb Share Memory Memory Max 256MB Hard Drive Set to Ultimate"

I really want one--is the perfect office desktop computer. :ROFLMAO:
 
I will build around 3 if anyone interested i could let 1 go for $500.
I was not much online i was installing a heat pump around September in the house and doing all the duct work and so on and when i was making the reverse i was standing on the basement stairs and holding a 2/4 and i used a handsaw and it kicked back and cut mine thumb off almost complete only skin was holding it hehe i moved it back in place and was holding it but that did not stop me finishing the heat pump doing the flex duct work before winter i may post some pictures anyway mine thumb is healed and i lost sensation and i can not bend it all the way maybe another 1y it will go back to more movements... :sneaky:
 
That is awesome!
I presume you use 3D printing to make the plastic molding/parts?
 
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