Otrona Attache - Computer (1) - Without original box





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Otrona Attache – Los Keyboard, a complete alphanumeric keyboard in IBM Selectric layout with cursor control, delete and function keys and a 10-key numeric input mode, detached from the base unit, in bone‑white/orange cosmetics, from 1982, in good condition, packaged without original box.
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Otrona Attache – The Keyboard
Rare item for enthusiasts and collectors of early portable computers: the original keyboard of the Otrona Attache, one of the first CP/M-portables in the world (1982), built by Otrona Advanced Systems in Colorado.
The Attache keyboard is a fully alphanumeric keyboard in the IBM Selectric layout, complemented with cursor control, delete- and multifunction keys, and also offers a 10-key numeric input mode for quickly entering digit columns. The keyboard is detachable and snapped into place in the original arrangement over the front of the monitor and the drives, which made the Attache a truly compact, briefcase-like unit.
This unit is in particularly good condition: the full key set intact and a sleek, undamaged appearance that matches the recognizable bone-white/orange color scheme of Otrona. The base unit is unfortunately not present, so the keyboard could not be functionally tested — but given the excellent cosmetic and mechanical condition, the expectation is that it will work flawlessly.
A nice addition for restoration projects, parts collections, or enthusiasts of early computer history who are looking for an authentic and rare piece of Otrona.
Otrona Attache – The Keyboard
Rare item for enthusiasts and collectors of early portable computers: the original keyboard of the Otrona Attache, one of the first CP/M-portables in the world (1982), built by Otrona Advanced Systems in Colorado.
The Attache keyboard is a fully alphanumeric keyboard in the IBM Selectric layout, complemented with cursor control, delete- and multifunction keys, and also offers a 10-key numeric input mode for quickly entering digit columns. The keyboard is detachable and snapped into place in the original arrangement over the front of the monitor and the drives, which made the Attache a truly compact, briefcase-like unit.
This unit is in particularly good condition: the full key set intact and a sleek, undamaged appearance that matches the recognizable bone-white/orange color scheme of Otrona. The base unit is unfortunately not present, so the keyboard could not be functionally tested — but given the excellent cosmetic and mechanical condition, the expectation is that it will work flawlessly.
A nice addition for restoration projects, parts collections, or enthusiasts of early computer history who are looking for an authentic and rare piece of Otrona.

