Serious buyers only please, you are looking at a piece of technology that doesn’t come available often, much less in this complete of condition. Comes with Cords, Instructions, and the original box. Untested as I do not know how to work it myself. The 1980 MicroAce Z80 Microcomputer is a vintage piece of computing history that is ideal for collectors or enthusiasts of vintage computing. The package includes a data cable, power supply, original box, and instructions, making it a complete and authentic set from the era. The MicroAce brand adds to the nostalgia and charm of this classic microcomputer, perfect for those looking to experience the early days of personal computing. The MicroAce was a personal computer manufactured by the eponymous MicroAce of Santa Ana, California, USA and distributed by CompShop. It was also sold in Australia and was distributed by Dick Smith Electronics.Advertised as "a microcomputer for everyone at a micro price ... a complete computer for $149.00 for 1K [RAM] kit" with optional 2K RAM, it was an unlicensed clone of the Sinclair ZX80 and had an identical, yet obfuscated copy of the ROM by means of a byteswap. Some time later, between 1980 and 1981, MicroAce settled with Sinclair and licensed the ROM of the ZX81.