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Scarce Teleram T-3000 portable computer, measuring approximately 13˝ x 9.75˝ x 3.5˝, with a Teleram Communications Corporation label on the bottom, identifying it as "Teleram 3000, Serial No. 900325, FCC ID: CIE8A33000." The early portable device features a built-in QWERTY keyboard with numberpad, small 80x4 line tilt-up LCD display, and LED indicators for "Carrier," "Low Battery," and "Error." It has two bubble memory cartridges for a total of 128K RAM, a parallel port on the side, and a rear interface expansion port. A "Clinical Interactions, Inc." property tag is affixed to the rear. Untested and in fine cosmetic condition, with some warping to the plastic keyboard bezel above the number line.
Founded in Mamaroneck, New York, in 1973, the Teleram Communications Corporation was a pioneering computer company that manufactured some of the first commercially successful portable computers in the mid-1970s. The battery-powered T-3000 was introduced in 1983, based on a CMOS Z80 microprocessor. It is an interesting machine as one of the earliest battery-powered portables.
