Microsoft InPort Device Interface ISA Vintage Expansion Card 900-255-018 REV P For Sale

Microsoft InPort Device Interface ISA Vintage Expansion Card 900-255-018 REV P
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Microsoft InPort Device Interface ISA Vintage Expansion Card 900-255-018 REV P:
$20.90

Working Pull. Guaranteed to work in a compatible system
Missing bracket
Ships within 24 hours in an anti-static bag and sturdy box.

• Brand: Microsoft
• Model: InPort 900-255-018 REV P
• FCC ID: C3KINPORTN

This vintage Microsoft InPort Device Interface ISA card is a genuine late 80s bus mouse controller. Designed for IBM PC/XT/AT systems, it features the proprietary 9-pin InPort connector and original Microsoft logic chip.

• Interface: 8-bit ISA Bus
• Connector: 9-pin Mini-DIN
• Chipset: 900110009 V1.2
• Revision: REV P
• Origin: USA

Vintage Computing, Retro Hardware, Bus Mouse, ISA Card, IBM PC XT AT, 8-bit, Legacy Parts, Peripheral Controller, 1980s Tech, Computing History, Collector Item, PC Restoration, Microsoft Hardware, Expansion Board, Rare Electronics

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