I have been wanting to document the IBM JX and put whatever information I can find in a single location. I have seen the wonderful PCjr site by Mike and have wished there was a similar repository for the PCjrs younger brother the JX.
Well, I have made a start. I'm guessing I have the largest JX pile around (although I read that there were 40+ JX units in Bendigo in my research - I wonder where they went) so I am in a pretty good position to start.
You can find my new site here at http://www.thepcmuseum.com/ibmjx.
I have plenty of work to do, so I'll keep going! I'd say I have put at least 24 hours of research, scanning and documentation in so far - and there is a lot to cover.
If you can help me with any magazines or documents, I'd really appreciate any support! Happy to collaborate or work with others.
Anthony's collection of Retro Computers based in South East Melbourne, Australia. Commodore, Apple, Atari, IBM!
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