| Manufacturer | IBM |
| Model Number | 2121-NE3 |
| Year | 1990 |
| Serial Number | 0953F5798230121860 |
| Category | Non-Apples |
| Location | Bonus Room |
| Status | Sold |
| Condition | Working |
| Rarity | Rare |
| Date Acquired | Nov 15, 2025 |
| Last Powered On | Nov 23, 2025 |
| List Price | $200.00 |
Full set including computer, monitor, keyboard, mouse, and printer. Recapped power supply in the monitor (serves as power supply for both monitor and computer). Also recapped keyboard. Fully working with original hard drive and boots to a picker-style menu that allows you to launch DOS, individual programs, IBM's helper app, or Works. Also has Windows 3.0 installed and can launch from DOS.
The IBM PS/1 2121 was historically significant because it was part of IBM’s early-1990s attempt to return to the home-computer market with machines designed for ordinary consumers rather than business buyers. In that context, the 2121 stands out as a more capable PS/1 variant that brought 386SX performance to IBM’s beginner-friendly consumer line, illustrating the company’s effort to make a mainstream home PC feel both approachable and modern during a period of intense competition in the retail market.
| CPU | Intel 80386SX — ??MHz |
| RAM | 2MB |
| Graphics | Color VGA |
| Storage | 85MB HDD |
| OS | DOS, Windows 3.0 |