I would skip it, the 400 has a hard membrane keyboard (no keys) so programming on it would be a royal pain (unless somebody upgraded/hacked the keyboard).
The 400 and 800 had some funky cards you popped into the top of the unit for RAM expansion plus slots for carts for things like BASIC. Well built machines.
The 400 and 800 had some funky cards you popped into the top of the unit for RAM expansion plus slots for carts for things like BASIC. Well built machines.