This is distinctive because of the very large holes drilled in the top, bigger than other holed computers from the Nielsen Electronics Institute.
It's also interesting as it's the only CTI labeled computer, which also has the later CTI produced circuit board, and it has the serial number "501" suggesting CTI used a different serial number sequence for computers they made. Other CTI machines may have serial numbers, but it's hidden under a round white paper label. (Nielson8 is CTI branded, but has a definite earlier Kenbak assembled PC board, and is serial numbered 203)
2048 x 1536
2048 x 1371
2048 x 1371
2048 x 1371
2048 x 1371
1024 x 399
1024 x 768
2048 x 1536
2048 x 1129
2048 x 1537
2048 x 1537
6000 x 4000
1639 x 1480
567 x 297
Original Eisenberger photo from the Nova Scotia Computer Museum, circa 2003
567 x 352
Original Eisenberger photo from the Nova Scotia Computer Museum, circa 2003