Amstrad PPC 520 ( 2 x 720k floppy )
Amstrad PPC 640, and another PPC 640 with a 20 mb HD ( yes it was a surprise to me too )
Tandy 1110 HD ( 20 MB hd ) but floppy drive problems.
AT's ( just aboout )
Book P.C. v1.0 ( very early 386/25mhz ) Tiny foot print and very compact mini PC.
Compaq 386/20 Portable, Now 100mb HD, with 1.4 floppy, 4mb Ram
Compaq 386/20 Portable, Now 100mb HD, with 1.2 floppy, 2mb Ram
Tiny 486/33, Now 540mb HD, with 1.4 floppy, 4mb Ram
Compaq 286/SLT Portable, Now 100mb HD, with 1.4 floppy, 4mb Ram
Clone Pentium 150, Now 2.5gb with 1.4 floppy, 16mb Ram
Clone 386/20 CDOS machine, Now 100mb HD, with 1.4 and 1.2mb floppy, 8mb Ram
Clone Pentiun II / 333mhz, Now 2.5gb HD, with 1.4 floppy, 64mb Ram
Clone Athalon / 700mhz, Now 2.5gb HD, with 1.4 floppy, 64mb Ram
Clone Duron / 750mhz, Now 60gb HD, with 1.4 floppy, 128mb Ram
Without some of these machines, some problems were not possible to solve. A repair for a friend recently, needed a 64mb Dimm testing but it was an old 5 Volt Dimm. Most modern machines would not support this old standard, but one of my old Pc's did so the Dimm was tested and the problem resolved. ( just for the record that Dimm was for a MAC 5500/225 PPC) There are so many resources on the net for PC products and drivers. I you want to repair an old PC's then. Start Here at :-"Hand me down PC Page" It is an online book, of about 10 years ago, and a good place to start for information on elderly PC's.