Packard Bell Executive MM 923 D

Packard Bell at its mid-nineties height, when it was the biggest name in retail PC sales and almost unknown to anybody who bought direct: a Pentium on an LPX board with the graphics, the sound and the CD-ROM already fitted, so the carton held the whole computer. Assembled in France for the European market. Ordinary then and uncommon now — they were bought to be used up, and nobody thought to keep one.