The Seequa Computer Corporation: A Forgotten Founder of Modern Computing

Chameleon Photos

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April 1983 Chameleon Ad April 1983 Ad for the Chameleon.
June 1983 Chameleon Ad June 1983 Ad for the Chameleon. Note the 209 West Street Address.
Another 1983 Chameleon Ad Another 1983 ad for the Chameleon. Note the 8305 Telegraph Road address.
Seequa Chameleon on Portable Computer magazine, October 1983 Chameleon featured on the front of Portable Computer magazine. October 1983. Graciously donated by Jim Hoffman to the Seequa Preservation Project.
Make A Tramp Out of Anyone Ad A slight jab at IBM's advertising, 1983. At some point in 1984 the Chaplin estate shut this advertisement down as IBM had the exclusive rights to Charlie's likeness.
Most commonly seen Chameleon Ad The most commonly seen Chameleon ad, 1983-1984.
Chameleon Ad where Wordstar and SuperCalc 3 are now included free 1984 ad for the Chameleon, advertising that Wordstar and SuperCalc 3 are now included for free with all Seequa computers.
Later Discounted Chameleon Ad Late 1984-1985 advertisement for the Chameleon. Note the $1595 price tag.
Non-Functional Prototype of the Chameleon from COMDEX 1982. Non-Functional Prototype of the Chameleon from COMDEX 1982.
Promotional Photo of the Chameleon. Promotional photo of the Chameleon, from Take It With You.
Almost Assembled Chameleons at the Annapolis Plant. Almost Assembled Chameleons at the Annapolis location.
McJonesTech Booth with Chameleon and Chameleon Plus My booth at the Indy Classic Computer and Video Game Expo 2025, featuring my Chameleon and my Chameleon Plus. (My Chameleon is actually a dual SS/DD model, but the second drive stopped working, and man are those drives a pain to plug in.)
Late Model Chameleon Without Chassis My late model Chameleon sitting at an Indy Vintage Computer Club meeting, captured by Joe from N9TAX on a Sony Mavica.
McJonesTech Ecamining Faulty Power Supply Me examining the thrilling conclusion to my late model Chameleon's woes: cracked solder joint on the +5V rail on the PSU. Captured by Joe from N9TAX on a Sony Mavica. on a Sony Mavica.
Userlandia's video on VCF Midwest, containing my Seequa booth from VCF Midwest 2025. (We're at the 12:55, but HTML parsing keeps flagging manual timestamp linking as a named entity. Click the thumbnail to go to the video)