Timex Sinclair 1500 vintage computer, one of the earliest portable computers from the 1980s.  Comes in a custom briefcase with foam padding to hold everything.  Includes the following:

• Timex Sinclair 1500 unit.  It has a layer of plastic film around the keyboard keys that appears to have been there when the unit was new, and simply never removed.
• Original instruction manual.
• Power adapter.  Not the original, but a power supply with variable settings.  Currently it is on the the 9V 100mA setting, which the manual confirms is correct.
• TV/computer switchbox and RF cable.
• Dual audio cable, for connection to a cassette player/recorder (not included; the manual specifically states you will need to provide your own cassette recorder).
• Three (3) "Technical Literacy Series" cassette tapes.
• Fourteen (14) "Technical Literacy Series" instruction booklets:
  • Computer Literacy Student Guide
  • Course Introduction
  • Self-Test Tape Guide
  • The Magic of Computers
  • An "Inside" View
  • The System and the Software
  • Program Design - The Game Plan
  • Putting Your Microcomputer to Work
  • A Lesson in BASIC Programming
  • Computer Logic - The Limits of Comptuer Intelligence
  • Control Breaks - Taking Intermediate Totals
  • Tables and Arrays - Lists of Similar Data
  • Merging - Functions
  • Advanced Printing and Graphics Techniques

Stickers on the documentation indicate that this unit originally belonged to a school, university or library.  Everything is in very good condition.  Unfortunately I was not able to thoroughly test it as I don't have an older TV with the right hookups.  The instructions specify the two-pronged UHF-VHF connectors.  I tried using an adapter between the RF plug and the coaxial cable input on my TV but was not able to get it to work.  It may require a TV set with the older connector.  Sold as-is, no guarantees.

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