I recently found a Aquarius Home computer system.
 

I found this old Aquarius at my local flea market for $30. I haven't taken it out of the box yet because I'm out of town at the moment. So I don't know if the computer works. It looks like might have never been used but time will tell once I get the computer out of the box. I will add more pictures of the Aquarius computer and add more information about it soon.

You don't find many of these. Their history is unusual to say the least. It would be interesting to see it run.

[QUOTE=Titan1a;3210979]You don't find many of these. Their history is unusual to say the least. It would be interesting to see it run.[/QUOTE


When I saw it I couldn't pass the computer up. I hop that pack in cassette that contains six games is not missing. I do now that the game Burger Time was reasled for Aquarius computer. I will make a you tube video of the computer and I will do it as soon as I get back from vacation.

That looks interesting. Please post more pics and information when you get around to checking it out.

I've got one of these. It's a piece of "beauty."

Seriously, if you like oddball "What were they thinking?" computers, you're in for a treat.

Do you have the expansion interface for it?

Cool find, and rare. You never see the older console-style computers around here these days. The only ones I ever saw were a Texas Instruments with nothing with it and another time an Atari 400, which I bought.

Wow lets hope she runs well :)