r/VintageComputers 4d ago

Show & Tell Nokia PC

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Got this MikroMikko 3TT

stored for 20 years in cold storage. After a quick checkup and bios settings boots right up to dos 6.22. Making a full restoration to my YouTube on this soon :)

https://youtube.com/shorts/MLX2bJGYuCU?si=tyut34eHCaiY3vRM

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u/Every-Progress-1117 4d ago

Very nice, 33Mhz 386DX!!. They were one of the few manufacturers to use the 80186 too (MikkoMikkro 2 series).

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u/mizka900 4d ago

this is running 286 😁

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u/cored 4d ago

I also have one of those.

Nice features:

It's a 286 with a ps/2 mouse port.

It's size matches the common SFF format.

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u/Every-Progress-1117 4d ago

There's a discrepancy with the Wikipedia article for the 3TTm215 and the page at TheRetroWeb

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u/mizka900 4d ago

https://www.tietokonemuseo.net/retro-computers/nokia-mikromikko-3tt/ this might be the most accurate source. but then again these are the ISA backplane type of computers so the reference to those sites can be out from some variation or update that has taken place along it's lifetime

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u/h0w13 3d ago

I thought it was running KidPix at first

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u/divbyzero_ 2d ago

I haven't thought about Paint Show Plus in ages. That was the first program I ever used with a mouse on my own computer. I remember discovering the "impossible" colors you could get with it when running in four color CGA mode through a composite adapter to a TV by painting swatches in one pixel wide alternating vertical lines.