First post, by bolt
This weird thing seems to be a clone of the 5150, but it's made by THE Computer Products, which apparently stands for Thompson, Hamman and Edwards. I picked it up at the local recycling center, along with a perfectly functional IBM 5155 portable, which is darn nice. The THE, however, has a 120V PSU, so I can't plug it into the mains in Norway. I therefore have no idea whether or not it works.
It has a 6040MGP, which I've worked out is a monochrome 8-bit graphics card. It also has a floppy drive controller and some other board that provides 4 ports on the back. It has two half-size 5.25" floppies, which seem to be in a remarkable and dust-free condition, though I have no idea of the specs on them.
Any available information on this machine, and certainly whether or not it would be worth the shipping price to someone in a 120V powered country would be very much appreciated. Otherwise I think I might just run off with the floppies for a future project and put the rest of it back.
Several pictures attached. Sorry for the horrible quality. My phone absolutely refused to focus on this thing for no apparent reason.