Produced by Sun Microsystems in 1996, the JavaStation-1 was a Network Computer (NC) intended to run only Java applications.

The hardware is based on the design of the Sun SPARCstation series of UNIX workstations. As a Network Computer, the JavaStation lacks a hard drive, floppy or CD-ROM drive. It also differs from other Sun systems in having PS/2 keyboard and mouse interfaces and a VGA monitor connector.

The JavaStation-1 (part number JJ-64), codenamed Mr. Coffee was the first production model and was based on a 110 MHz MicroSPARC IIe CPU. The computer was housed in a cuboidal Sun "unidisk" enclosure.

The JavaStation range of computers would ultimately be superseded by the SunRay thin-client system.

Manufacturer: Sun Microsystems

Date: 1996

Serial #1

This was won during a bet with Mr. Gosling at the headquarters in Silicon Valley. A genuine Sun asset tag can still be seen on the front panel.

Size is roughly similar to a shoe box.

Serial number 01. Very few models were produced and surviving units remain in the hands of collectors and computer museums.

As this earliest edition were near prototypes, there is no original box or manuals.

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