Vintage Antique I-O 2677M/122 Display Module with 122 5250 keyboard No Monitor. For Sale

Vintage Antique I-O 2677M/122 Display Module with 122 5250 keyboard No Monitor.
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Vintage Antique I-O 2677M/122 Display Module with 122 5250 keyboard No Monitor.:
$436.64

Since you're stopping by this listing, I can tell you're a person of true class and taste. Welcome! Here is a vintage, antique I-O 2677M/122 Display Module, complete with its original 122 5250 keyboard! There's no I/O monitor included (since those are thousands of dollars by themselves and I don't have a working one). I-O 2677m is a full featured text based 5250 ethernet display that includes up to four AS/400, iSeries or eServer i5 sessions (3 display, 1 printer), full and split screens in 80 or 132 column mode, and multi-host support. Bright, sharp characters are supported on both monochrome and color monitors. I-O’s traditional 122 or 102-key 5250 keyboards offer IBM midrange users fast convenient input. If you have any questions, please send me a message. Shipping for this is free to any US address (including APOs); if you live outside of the US, shipping is done through International Shipping (and is also free). Please check out my other listings for more great stuff!


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