Kaypro Corporation was an American home and personal computer manufacturer based in Solana Beach, California, in the 1980s. The company was founded by Non-Linear Systems …

Kaypro was a manufacturer of portable microcomputers running the CP/M operating system. Its first commercial model, Kaypro II, was launched in 1982. The Kaypro IV was introduced in …

The Kaypro II is unusual because the entire case is made out of metal. Kaypro's computers were an extension of their test instrument design philosophy: rugged, reliable, reasonably priced, …

Kaypro II - this machine was acquired in May 2004, and is in exceptionally good condition. The keyboard is separate from the main unit, and clips onto the front of the machine for storage …

May 3, 2025 · Lacking the funds to create a new product from scratch, Kaypro assembled a group of proven components that were functional, economical and readily available, and packaged …

Jan 6, 2026 · This is the home for my notes and findings about Vintage Kaypro machines. My focus began with Z80 Kaypros but now I have a numerous "DOS" based Kaypros as well.

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The Kaypro II, introduced in 1982, was a pioneering “luggable” computer known for its rugged, all-metal aluminum case and portability, weighing approximately 26 pounds (11.8 kilograms).

For just a few dollars more than the cost of adding a separate hard drive to an existing computer you could buy the Kaypro 10. A full featured transportable computer, built by Non-Linear …

The first product, the Kaypro II, carried the Roman-numeral designation because the most popular microcomputer at the time, other than the IBM PC, was the Apple II. The Kaypro II was …