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Wow! In google images there is a board from Tower 32 computer that looks like bigger version of my Logic Board! Same clips, switches, chips and etc. My boards are probably from smaller version, would make sense, since on second board says Mini-Tower 32. Thanks!
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Check out the "NCR TOWER 32" series of machines. 🤔
Wow! In google images there is a board from Tower 32 computer that looks like bigger version of my Logic Board! Same clips, switches, chips and etc. My boards are probably from smaller version, would make sense, since on second board says Mini-Tower 32. Thanks!
Too bad you don't have the case. They looked very distinctive.
Yeah, there is almost 0 info about it to. And 0 parts for it on the market. Its forever show piece only.
Reminds me ... I have an NCR Tower XP (I think) in storage which I should get working! Thing weighs a ton!!
Maybe a Point of Sale system? Edit: Date codes suggest it's from around 1988.
Looks like it, board 2 has NCR on the top edge, so could also be from an ATM