This is well geared up for networking as it has 3 different types of network connector on it, it can even connect to a token ring network if you fit an additional card to a couple of 40 pin connectors on the motherboard. It has got onboard microphone and headphone sockets and the video out can be either VGA or SVGA.
When I got this there was nothing on the hard disk so it now tends to get used for experimenting and trying out old DOS games and such that I don't really want to install on anything else, at least not until they are tried. I even messed about with networking it in DOS to a Win 95 & a Win 98 computer you never now I might need to now how to one day.
This is another one with a 34 pin ribbon and no power lead on the floppy disk drive. Quite obviously going by the size of this unit there is no room at all for any expansion cards or additional disk drives.
This is the right side view showing the 3.5" floppy drive, speaker, microphone, PS/2 keyboard & mouse connectors.
Rear view showing 25 pin D type serial connector, parallel port, 15 pin VGA connector. Network connectors 15 pin D type, RJ45 & thin coax.
12.75" (324 cm) wide
14" (355 cm) deep
2.25" (55cm) high