The IBM PS/2 Model 80 was the top of IBM’s new Personal System/2 line in 1987: a floor-standing tower built around the Intel 80386 and IBM’s Micro Channel bus. It was aimed at power users and servers, and was one of the first 386 machines from IBM.
The photos show this 1987 workstation from every side and inside, down to the 386 processor and the factory tag dated May 1987.
