DigiBarn has a few pictures of a PERQ 1 and a T2: http://www.digibarn.com/collections/systems/perqt2/index.html
Yep, the 1 is out, and one of the other two is a T2 like the picture.
There's the rarer PERQ 2, which I have a picture of here:
Hm. The other one does not look like that, it is similar in shape to the T2 but it's a different shape and says ICL on the front. I grabbed both of the front panels because they were accessible, will post pics in a bit.
If you pull the side, front, and rear panels off (be careful there -- the drives are mounted to the rear, and there are cables to deal with), and pull the boards, it should be significantly lighter.
Ok. Next time I go over I'll see if I can at least uncover one. Maybe I can stack the Sun gear where the Perq1 was.
Sounds like the newer-style portrait monitor for the PERQ 2 to me.
Yeah, it reminded me of that 66 line terminal people had in the early 80's. It was up and down, not side to side, were the other monitors landscape only?
And a big DB style plug to go into the computer.
It varies. See the Digibarn T2 pictures for one example; the Summagraphics Bit Pad One was another common option -- big white tablet about 15" square with a 4-button wired puck. GPIB interface. There was also the Kriz tablet which was smaller and had three buttons.
Ok, there are a lot of junk sun keyboards and mice in there and it's a mess with all the general crud. What does the plug going to the Perq look like? Are they optical or mechanical?
Looking forward to pictures!
I'll post some in a bit. Not very good ones, but best we can do. Chris
