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98 99<!-- HTML HEAD Commons [END] --> 100 101</head> 102<body> 103 104 105<header class="doc_header"> 106 <h1 class="doc_header_text"><a href="/" title="">Personal Computer Museum</a></h1> 107 <p class="doc_header_tagline"><a href="/" title="">PersonalComputerMuseum.com</a></p> 108</header> 109 110 111<nav class="page_menu"> 112 <ul> 113 <li><a href="/" title="Home page">Home</a></li> 114 <li><a href="/computers/" title="Personal Computers">Computers</a></li> 115 <li><a href="/storage_medias/" title="Computer storage medias">Storages</a></li> 116 <li><a href="/peripherals/" title="Computer peripherals">Peripherals</a></li> 117 <li><a href="/microprocessors/" title="Computing microprocessors">CPUs</a></li> 118 <li><a href="/operating_systems/" title="Computer operating systems">OSs</a></li> 119 <li><a href="/software/" title="Computer software">Apps</a></li> 120 <li><a href="/celebrities/" title="Computing celebrities">Celebs</a></li> 121 <li><a href="/magazines/" title="Computing magazines">Mags</a></li> 122 <li><a href="/programming_languages/" title="Langs">Langs</a></li> 123 <li><a href="/newsletter.html" title="Newsletter">Newsletter</a></li> 124 </ul> 125</nav> 126 127<main class="page_main"> 128 129 <article -class="big_card" -style="background-color: #000;"> 130 <header> 131 <h1>Personal computers history</h1> 132 </header> 133 134 <p>Personal computers first entered our workplaces and then our homes more than 40 years ago.</p> 135 136 <p>The effervescence of personal computers thanks to the appearance of the first microprocessors on the market would bring about a full-fledged revolution.</p> 137 138 <p>First built by hand from the knowledge shared in microelectronics fan clubs, and later in mass production, they would form the basis of a flourishing microcomputer industry.</p> 139 140 </article> 141 142 <div class="cards_container"> 143<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 144 <a href="/computers/datapoint_2200.html"> 145 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/datapoint_2200.jpg" src="/miniathumb/datapoint_2200.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 146 </a> 147 </div> 148 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/datapoint_2200.html" rel="tag" title="Datapoint 2200">Datapoint 2200</a></span> <br /> 149 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 150 151 152 153 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/ctc.html">CTC</a> <br /> 154 Launches: 1970<br /> 155 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 156 <a href="/microprocessors/i8008.html">Various TTL modules equivalent to the Intel 8008</a> 157 <br /> 158 Memory: 2 KB ~ 16 KB <br /> 159 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/magnetic_tape_reel.html">Bobina de cinta magnètica</a><br /> 160 Hard drive: 161 <br /> 162 163 164 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/datapoint_o_s.html">Datapoint O/S</a> 165 <br /> 166 167 Innovations: It was the first programmable mainframe terminal, allowing various terminal emulations to be loaded via tape, unlike most terminals of the time, which were not programmable to modify their behavior (hardwired).<br /> 168 169 <p> 170 <br /> 171 <br /> 172 </p> 173 174 <p class="more_box"> 175 <a href="/computers/datapoint_2200.html" class="more">More â</a> 176 </p> 177 178 </div> 179 180 </div> 181<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 182 <a href="/computers/altair_8800.html"> 183 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/altair_8800.jpg" src="/miniathumb/altair_8800.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 184 </a> 185 </div> 186 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/altair_8800.html" rel="tag" title="Altair 8800">Altair 8800</a></span> <br /> 187 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 188 189 190 191 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/mits.html">MITS</a> <br /> 192 Launches: 1975<br /> 193 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 194 <a href="/microprocessors/i8080.html">Intel 8080</a> 195 @ 2MHz <br /> 196 Memory: 256 B <br /> 197 Hard drive: 198 None<br /> 199 200 201 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/basic.html">BASIC</a> 202 <br /> 203 204 Innovations: It was the pioneer in using the new Intel 8080 chip.<br /> 205<br /> 206It is considered the first successful commercial computer.<br /> 207 208 <p> 209 <br /> 210 The computer was featured on the January 1975 cover of "Popular Electronics," a magazine aimed at the electronics hobbyist.<br /> 211<br /> 212The company was amazed by the sales of its kits. It soon sold pre-assembled units as well.<br /> 213 </p> 214 215 <p class="more_box"> 216 <a href="/computers/altair_8800.html" class="more">More â</a> 217 </p> 218 219 </div> 220 221 </div> 222<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 223 <a href="/computers/imsai_8080.html">
224 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/imsai_8080.jpg" src="/miniathumb/imsai_8080.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 225 </a> 226 </div> 227 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/imsai_8080.html" rel="tag" title="IMSAI 8080">IMSAI 8080</a></span> <br /> 228 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 229 230 231 232 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/imsai.html">IMSAI</a> <br /> 233 Launches: 1975<br /> 234 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 235 <a href="/microprocessors/i8080.html">Intel 8080</a> 236 @ 2MHz <br /> 237 Memory: 256 B <br /> 238 Hard drive: 239 None<br /> 240 241 242 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/cp_m.html">CP/M</a> 243 <br /> 244 245 Innovations: It was the first computer that we can consider a clone since it was fully compatible with the Altair 8800, which was older.<br /> 246 247 <p> 248 <br /> 249 The computer had an Intel 8080 CPU and an S-100 bus, copied from the Altair 8800.<br /> 250<br /> 251Later versions were equipped with a 3 MHz Intel 8085 CPU.<br /> 252 </p> 253 254 <p class="more_box"> 255 <a href="/computers/imsai_8080.html" class="more">More â</a> 256 </p> 257 258 </div> 259 260 </div> 261<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; 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377 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/tandy_tsr-80.jpg" src="/miniathumb/tandy_tsr-80.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 378 </a> 379 </div> 380 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/tandy_tsr-80.html" rel="tag" title="Tandy TRS-80">Tandy TRS-80</a></span> <br /> 381 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 382 383 384 385 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/tandy.html">Tandy</a> <br /> 386 Launches: 1977<br /> 387 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 388 <a href="/microprocessors/z80.html">Zilog Z80</a> 389 @ 1.774MHz <br /> 390 Memory: 4 KB ~ 48 KB <br /> 391 Hard drive: 392 None<br /> 393 394 395 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/basic.html">BASIC</a> 396 <br /> 397 398 399 <p> 400 <br /> 401 The first model sold by RadioShack.<br /> 402 </p> 403 404 <p class="more_box"> 405 <a href="/computers/tandy_tsr-80.html" class="more">More â</a> 406 </p> 407 408 </div> 409 410 </div> 411<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 412 <a href="/computers/apple_ii.html"> 413 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/apple2.jpg" src="/miniathumb/apple2.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 414 </a> 415 </div> 416 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/apple_ii.html" rel="tag" title="Apple II">Apple II</a></span> <br /> 417 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 418 419 420 421 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/apple.html">Apple</a> <br /> 422 Launches: 1977<br /> 423 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 424 <a href="/microprocessors/mos6502.html">MOS Technology 6502</a> 425 @ 1MHz <br /> 426 Memory: 4 KB <br /> 427 Hard drive: 428 <br /> 429 430 431 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/apple_dos.html">Apple DOS</a> 432 <br /> 433 434 435 <p> 436 <br /> 437 <br /> 438 </p> 439 440 <p class="more_box"> 441 <a href="/computers/apple_ii.html" class="more">More â</a> 442 </p> 443 444 </div> 445 446 </div> 447<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 448 <a href="/computers/apple_ii_plus.html"> 449 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/apple_ii_plus.jpg" src="/miniathumb/apple_ii_plus.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 450 </a> 451 </div> 452 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/apple_ii_plus.html" rel="tag" title="Apple II Plus">Apple II Plus</a></span> <br /> 453 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 454 455 456 457 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/apple.html">Apple</a> <br /> 458 Launches: 1979<br /> 459 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 460 <a href="/microprocessors/mos6502.html">MOS Technology 6502</a> 461 @ 1.023MHz <br /> 462 Memory: 16 KB ~ 64 KB <br /> 463 Hard drive: 464 None<br /> 465 466 467 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/cp_m.html">CP/M</a> 468 <br /> 469 470 471 <p> 472 <br /> 473 This evolution of the Apple II included Microsoft's Applesoft BASIC programming language in ROM.<br /> 474 </p> 475 476 <p class="more_box"> 477 <a href="/computers/apple_ii_plus.html" class="more">More â</a> 478 </p> 479 480 </div> 481 482 </div> 483<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 484 <a href="/computers/tandy_tsr-80_model_ii.html"> 485 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/tandy_trs-80-model2.jpg" src="/miniathumb/tandy_trs-80-model2.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 486 </a> 487 </div> 488 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/tandy_tsr-80_model_ii.html" rel="tag" title="Tandy TRS-80 Model II">Tandy TRS-80 Model II</a></span> <br /> 489 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 490 491 492 493 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/tandy.html">Tandy</a> <br /> 494 Launches: 1979<br /> 495 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 496 <a href="/microprocessors/z80.html">Zilog Z80</a> 497 @ 4MHz <br /> 498 Memory: 32 KB ~ 64 KB <br /> 499 Hard drive: 500 None<br /> 501 502 503 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/trsdos.html">TRSDOS</a> 504 <br /> 505 506 507 <p> 508 <br /> 509 The evolution of the first model sold by RadioShack, aimed at businesses.<br /> 510 </p> 511 512 <p class="more_box"> 513 <a href="/computers/tandy_tsr-80_model_ii.html" class="more">More â</a> 514 </p> 515 516 </div> 517 518 </div> 519<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 520 <a href="/computers/atari_400.html">
521 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/atari_400.jpg" src="/miniathumb/atari_400.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 522 </a> 523 </div> 524 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/atari_400.html" rel="tag" title="Atari 400">Atari 400</a></span> <br /> 525 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 526 527 528 529 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/atari.html">Atari</a> <br /> 530 Launches: 1979<br /> 531 CPU: 532 <a href="/microprocessors/mos6502.html">MOS Tecnology 6502</a> 533 @ 1.79MHz <br /> 534 Memory: 8 KB ~ 48 KB <br /> 535 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/cassette.html">Cassette</a><br /> 536 Hard drive: 537 None<br /> 538 539 540 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/atari_dos.html">Atari DOS</a> 541 <br /> 542 543 544 <p> 545 <br /> 546 <br /> 547 </p> 548 549 <p class="more_box"> 550 <a href="/computers/atari_400.html" class="more">More â</a> 551 </p> 552 553 </div> 554 555 </div> 556<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 557 <a href="/computers/atari_800.html"> 558 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/atari_800.png" src="/miniathumb/atari_800.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 559 </a> 560 </div> 561 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/atari_800.html" rel="tag" title="Atari 800">Atari 800</a></span> <br /> 562 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 563 564 565 566 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/atari.html">Atari</a> <br /> 567 Launches: 1979<br /> 568 CPU: 569 <a href="/microprocessors/mos6502.html">MOS Tecnology 6502</a> 570 @ 1.79MHz <br /> 571 Memory: 8 KB ~ 48 KB <br /> 572 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/cassette.html">Cassette</a><br /> 573 Hard drive: 574 None<br /> 575 576 577 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/atari_dos.html">Atari DOS</a> 578 <br /> 579 580 581 <p> 582 <br /> 583 It had more expandability than its younger brother, the Atari 400.<br /> 584 </p> 585 586 <p class="more_box"> 587 <a href="/computers/atari_800.html" class="more">More â</a> 588 </p> 589 590 </div> 591 592 </div> 593<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 594 <a href="/computers/sinclair_zx80.html"> 595 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/sinclair_zx80.jpg" src="/miniathumb/sinclair_zx80.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 596 </a> 597 </div> 598 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/sinclair_zx80.html" rel="tag" title="Sinclair ZX80">Sinclair ZX80</a></span> <br /> 599 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 600 601 602 603 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/sinclair.html">Sinclair</a> <br /> 604 Launches: 1980<br /> 605 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_united_kingdom.html"><img src="/flags/gb.png" alt="" /> United Kingdom</a><br /> CPU: 606 <a href="/microprocessors/z80.html">NEC D780C (Z80 clon)</a> 607 @ 3.25MHz <br /> 608 Memory: 1 KB ~ 16 KB <br /> 609 Hard drive: 610 None<br /> 611 612 613 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/basic.html">BASIC</a> 614 <br /> 615 616 617 <p> 618 <br /> 619 It was the first computer available in the UK for one hundred pounds.<br /> 620 </p> 621 622 <p class="more_box"> 623 <a href="/computers/sinclair_zx80.html" class="more">More â</a> 624 </p> 625 626 </div> 627 628 </div> 629<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 630 <a href="/computers/commodore_vic-20.html"> 631 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/commodore_VIC-20-FL.jpg" src="/miniathumb/commodore_VIC-20-FL.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 632 </a> 633 </div> 634 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/commodore_vic-20.html" rel="tag" title="Commodore VIC-20">Commodore VIC-20</a></span> <br /> 635 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 636 637 638 639 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/commodore.html">Commodore</a> <br /> 640 Launches: 1980<br /> 641 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 642 <a href="/microprocessors/mos6502.html">MOS Technology 6502</a> 643 @ 1.108MHz <br /> 644 Memory: 5 KB ~ 32 KB <br /> 645 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/cassette.html">Cassette</a><br /> 646 Hard drive: 647 None<br /> 648 649 650 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/basic.html">BASIC</a> 651 <br /> 652 653 654 <p> 655 <br /> 656 This device was designed to compete with video game consoles using inexpensive components.<br /> 657 </p> 658 659 <p class="more_box"> 660 <a href="/computers/commodore_vic-20.html" class="more">More â</a> 661 </p> 662 663 </div> 664 665 </div> 666<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 667 <a href="/computers/apple_iii.html">
668 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/apple_iii.png" src="/miniathumb/apple_iii.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 669 </a> 670 </div> 671 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/apple_iii.html" rel="tag" title="Apple III">Apple III</a></span> <br /> 672 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 673 674 675 676 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/apple.html">Apple</a> <br /> 677 Launches: 1980<br /> 678 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 679 <a href="/microprocessors/mos6502.html">Synertek 6502</a> 680 @ 2MHz <br /> 681 Memory: 128 KB ~ 512 KB <br /> 682 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_5_25.html">Diskette 5¼"</a><br /> 683 Hard drive: 684 None<br /> 685 686 687 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/apple_sos.html">Apple SOS</a> 688 <br /> 689 690 691 <p> 692 <br /> 693 The Apple computer that wanted to take over the office market.<br /> 694 </p> 695 696 <p class="more_box"> 697 <a href="/computers/apple_iii.html" class="more">More â</a> 698 </p> 699 700 </div> 701 702 </div> 703<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 704 <a href="/computers/tandy_tsr-80_model_iii.html"> 705 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/tandy_tsr-80_model3.jpg" src="/miniathumb/tandy_tsr-80_model3.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 706 </a> 707 </div> 708 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/tandy_tsr-80_model_iii.html" rel="tag" title="Tandy TRS-80 Model III">Tandy TRS-80 Model III</a></span> <br /> 709 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 710 711 712 713 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/tandy.html">Tandy</a> <br /> 714 Launches: 1980<br /> 715 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 716 <a href="/microprocessors/z80.html">Zilog Z80</a> 717 @ 2MHz <br /> 718 Memory: 4 KB ~ 48 KB <br /> 719 Hard drive: 720 None<br /> 721 722 723 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/trsdos.html">TRSDOS</a> 724 <br /> 725 726 727 <p> 728 <br /> 729 The evolution of the first model sold by RadioShack that had the integrated screen.<br /> 730 </p> 731 732 <p class="more_box"> 733 <a href="/computers/tandy_tsr-80_model_iii.html" class="more">More â</a> 734 </p> 735 736 </div> 737 738 </div> 739<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 740 <a href="/computers/tandy_tsr-80_coco.html"> 741 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/tandy_tsr-80_coco.jpg" src="/miniathumb/tandy_tsr-80_coco.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 742 </a> 743 </div> 744 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/tandy_tsr-80_coco.html" rel="tag" title="Tandy TRS-80 Color Computer">Tandy TRS-80 Color Computer</a></span> <br /> 745 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 746 747 748 749 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/tandy.html">Tandy</a> <br /> 750 Launches: 1980<br /> 751 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 752 <a href="/microprocessors/m6809.html">Motorola 6809E</a> 753 @ 0.895MHz <br /> 754 Memory: 4 KB ~ 512 KB <br /> 755 Hard drive: 756 None<br /> 757 758 759 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/os-9.html">OS-9</a> 760 <br /> 761 762 763 <p> 764 <br /> 765 The second model sold by RadioShack.<br /> 766<br /> 767Despite sharing a name with the previous TRS-80, the Color Computer is a completely different and incompatible system, a radical change in design and compatibility with its Motorola 6809E processor instead of the previous Zilog Z80 models.<br /> 768 </p> 769 770 <p class="more_box"> 771 <a href="/computers/tandy_tsr-80_coco.html" class="more">More â</a> 772 </p> 773 774 </div> 775 776 </div> 777<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 778 <a href="/computers/sinclair_zx81.html"> 779 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/sinclair_zx81.jpg" src="/miniathumb/sinclair_zx81.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 780 </a> 781 </div> 782 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/sinclair_zx81.html" rel="tag" title="Sinclair ZX81">Sinclair ZX81</a></span> <br /> 783 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 784 785 786 787 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/sinclair.html">Sinclair</a> <br /> 788 Launches: 1981<br /> 789 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_united_kingdom.html"><img src="/flags/gb.png" alt="" /> United Kingdom</a><br /> CPU: 790 <a href="/microprocessors/z80.html">Zilog Z80</a> 791 @ 3.25MHz <br /> 792 Memory: 1 KB ~ 64 KB <br /> 793 Hard drive: 794 None<br /> 795 796 797 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/basic.html">BASIC</a> 798 <br /> 799 800 801 <p> 802 <br /> 803 The successor and improved version of the ZX80 was the lowest-priced computer of its time and was sold in kit form for 49.95 pounds sterling, and for 69.95 assembled.<br /> 804 </p> 805 806 <p class="more_box"> 807 <a href="/computers/sinclair_zx81.html" class="more">More â</a> 808 </p> 809 810 </div> 811 812 </div> 813<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 814 <a href="/computers/ibm_5150.html">
815 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/Ibm_pc_5150.jpg" src="/miniathumb/Ibm_pc_5150.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 816 </a> 817 </div> 818 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/ibm_5150.html" rel="tag" title="IBM 5150">IBM 5150</a></span> <br /> 819 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 820 821 822 823 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/ibm.html">IBM</a> <br /> 824 Launches: 1981<br /> 825 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 826 <a href="/microprocessors/i8088.html">Intel 8088</a> 827 @ 4.77MHz <br /> 828 Memory: 16 KB ~ 640 KB <br /> 829 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_5_25.html">Diskette 5¼"</a><br /> 830 Hard drive: 831 None<br /> 832 833 834 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/pc_dos.html">PC DOS</a> 835 <br /> 836 837 838 <p> 839 <br /> 840 <br /> 841 </p> 842 843 <p class="more_box"> 844 <a href="/computers/ibm_5150.html" class="more">More â</a> 845 </p> 846 847 </div> 848 849 </div> 850<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 851 <a href="/computers/xerox_star.html"> 852 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/xerox_ce45.jpg" src="/miniathumb/xerox_ce45.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 853 </a> 854 </div> 855 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/xerox_star.html" rel="tag" title="Xerox 8010 / Xerox Star">Xerox 8010 / Xerox Star</a></span> <br /> 856 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 857 858 859 860 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/xerox.html">Xerox</a> <br /> 861 Launches: 1981<br /> 862 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 863 <a href="/microprocessors/am2900.html">AMD Am2900</a> 864 <br /> 865 Memory: 384 KB ~ 1.5 MB <br /> 866 Hard drive: 867 <br /> 868 869 870 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/pilot.html">Pilot</a> 871 <br /> 872 873 Innovations: It was the first personal computer to be sold with a graphical user interface, mouse, Ethernet network, and laser printer.<br /> 874It was a sales failure, with only 25,000 units sold.<br /> 875 876 <p> 877 <br /> 878 <br /> 879 </p> 880 881 <p class="more_box"> 882 <a href="/computers/xerox_star.html" class="more">More â</a> 883 </p> 884 885 </div> 886 887 </div> 888<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 889 <a href="/computers/osborne_1.html"> 890 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/osborne_1.jpg" src="/miniathumb/osborne_1.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 891 </a> 892 </div> 893 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/osborne_1.html" rel="tag" title="Osborne 1">Osborne 1</a></span> <br /> 894 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 895 896 897 898 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/osborne.html">Osborne</a> <br /> 899 Launches: 1981<br /> 900 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 901 <a href="/microprocessors/z80.html">Z80</a> 902 @ 4MHz <br /> 903 Memory: 64 KB <br /> 904 Support A: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_5_25.html">Diskette 5¼"</a><br /> 905 Support B: <a href="/storage_medias/.html">Diskette 5¼"</a><br /> 906 Hard drive: 907 None<br /> 908 909 910 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/cp_m.html">CP/M</a> 2.2 911 <br /> 912 913 914 <p> 915 <br /> 916 The Osborne 1 was the first commercially successful portable microcomputer.<br /> 917It weighed 11 kg, cost US$1,795, and ran the then-popular CP/M 2.2 operating system.<br /> 918 </p> 919 920 <p class="more_box"> 921 <a href="/computers/osborne_1.html" class="more">More â</a> 922 </p> 923 924 </div> 925 926 </div> 927<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 928 <a href="/computers/apple_iie.html"> 929 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/apple-iie.jpg" src="/miniathumb/apple-iie.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 930 </a> 931 </div> 932 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/apple_iie.html" rel="tag" title="Apple IIe">Apple IIe</a></span> <br /> 933 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 934 935 936 937 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/apple.html">Apple</a> <br /> 938 Launches: 1982<br /> 939 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 940 <a href="/microprocessors/mos6502.html">MOS Technology 6502</a> 941 <br /> 942 Memory: 64 KB ~ 128 KB <br /> 943 Hard drive: 944 None<br /> 945 946 947 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/apple_dos.html">Apple DOS</a> 948 <br /> 949 950 951 <p> 952 <br /> 953 <br /> 954 </p> 955 956 <p class="more_box"> 957 <a href="/computers/apple_iie.html" class="more">More â</a> 958 </p> 959 960 </div> 961 962 </div> 963<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 964 <a href="/computers/oric-1.html">
965 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/oric-1.jpg" src="/miniathumb/oric-1.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 966 </a> 967 </div> 968 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/oric-1.html" rel="tag" title="Oric 1">Oric 1</a></span> <br /> 969 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 970 971 972 973 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/oric.html">Oric</a> <br /> 974 Launches: 1982<br /> 975 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_united_kingdom.html"><img src="/flags/gb.png" alt="" /> United Kingdom</a><br /> CPU: 976 <a href="/microprocessors/mos6502.html">Synertek SY6502A or Rockwell R6502AP (clones of MOS6502)</a> 977 @ 1MHz <br /> 978 Memory: 16 KB <br /> 979 Hard drive: 980 None<br /> 981 982 983 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/basic.html">Basic</a> 984 <br /> 985 986 987 <p> 988 <br /> 989 Seeing the success of the ZX Spectrum, the company Tangerine (which produced one of the first kit computers based on the 6502) launched this computer under its subsidiary Oric, which was slightly cheaper, had an RGB monitor output, a sound chip and a better keyboard... but its ROM had numerous bugs.<br /> 990 </p> 991 992 <p class="more_box"> 993 <a href="/computers/oric-1.html" class="more">More â</a> 994 </p> 995 996 </div> 997 998 </div> 999<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 1000 <a href="/computers/sinclair_zx_spectrum.html"> 1001 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/sinclair_zx_spectrum.png" src="/miniathumb/sinclair_zx_spectrum.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 1002 </a> 1003 </div> 1004 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/sinclair_zx_spectrum.html" rel="tag" title="Sinclair ZX Spectrum">Sinclair ZX Spectrum</a></span> <br /> 1005 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 1006 1007 1008 1009 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/sinclair.html">Sinclair</a> <br /> 1010 Launches: 1982<br /> 1011 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_united_kingdom.html"><img src="/flags/gb.png" alt="" /> United Kingdom</a><br /> CPU: 1012 <a href="/microprocessors/z80.html">Zilog Z80A</a> 1013 @ 3.5MHz <br /> 1014 Memory: 16 KB ~ 48 KB <br /> 1015 Hard drive: 1016 None<br /> 1017 1018 1019 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/basic.html">BASIC</a> 1020 <br /> 1021 1022 1023 <p> 1024 <br /> 1025 The original model is known as the ZX Spectrum 16.<br /> 1026In a later version, 32KiB more memory was added to this device, giving rise to the ZX Spectrum 48 model.<br /> 1027 </p> 1028 1029 <p class="more_box"> 1030 <a href="/computers/sinclair_zx_spectrum.html" class="more">More â</a> 1031 </p> 1032 1033 </div> 1034 1035 </div> 1036<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 1037 <a href="/computers/commodore_64.html"> 1038 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/commodore_64.jpg" src="/miniathumb/commodore_64.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 1039 </a> 1040 </div> 1041 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/commodore_64.html" rel="tag" title="Commodore 64">Commodore 64</a></span> <br /> 1042 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 1043 1044 1045 1046 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/commodore.html">Commodore</a> <br /> 1047 Launches: 1982<br /> 1048 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 1049 <a href="/microprocessors/mos6510.html">MOS Technology 6510</a> 1050 @ 0.985MHz <br /> 1051 Memory: 64 KB <br /> 1052 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/cassette.html">Cassette</a><br /> 1053 Hard drive: 1054 None<br /> 1055 1056 1057 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/basic.html">BASIC</a> 1058 <br /> 1059 1060 1061 <p> 1062 <br /> 1063 <br /> 1064 </p> 1065 1066 <p class="more_box"> 1067 <a href="/computers/commodore_64.html" class="more">More â</a> 1068 </p> 1069 1070 </div> 1071 1072 </div> 1073<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 1074 <a href="/computers/atari_1200xl.html"> 1075 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/atari_1200XL.jpg" src="/miniathumb/atari_1200XL.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 1076 </a> 1077 </div> 1078 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/atari_1200xl.html" rel="tag" title="Atari 1200XL">Atari 1200XL</a></span> <br /> 1079 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 1080 1081 1082 1083 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/atari.html">Atari</a> <br /> 1084 Launches: 1982<br /> 1085 CPU: 1086 <a href="/microprocessors/mos6502.html">MOS Technology 6502</a> 1087 @ 1.79MHz <br /> 1088 Memory: 64 KB <br /> 1089 Hard drive: 1090 None<br /> 1091 1092 1093 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/basic.html">BASIC</a> 1094 <br /> 1095 1096 1097 <p> 1098 <br /> 1099 This model, which was supposed to be the evolution of the 400 and 800, lasted less than a year on the market.<br /> 1100 </p> 1101 1102 <p class="more_box"> 1103 <a href="/computers/atari_1200xl.html" class="more">More â</a> 1104 </p> 1105 1106 </div> 1107 1108 </div> 1109<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 1110 <a href="/computers/datapoint_1560.html">
1111 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/datapoint_1560.png" src="/miniathumb/datapoint_1560.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 1112 </a> 1113 </div> 1114 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/datapoint_1560.html" rel="tag" title="Datapoint 1560 Processor">Datapoint 1560 Processor</a></span> <br /> 1115 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 1116 1117 1118 1119 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/ctc.html">CTC</a> <br /> 1120 Launches: 1982<br /> 1121 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 1122 <a href="/microprocessors/z80.html">Zilog Z80A</a> 1123 <br /> 1124 Memory: 64 KB ~ 128 KB <br /> 1125 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_5_25_dd.html">Diskette 5¼" DD</a><br /> 1126 Hard drive: 1127 10 MB<br /> 1128 1129 1130 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/cp_m.html">CP/M</a> 1131 <br /> 1132 1133 1134 <p> 1135 <br /> 1136 <br /> 1137 </p> 1138 1139 <p class="more_box"> 1140 <a href="/computers/datapoint_1560.html" class="more">More â</a> 1141 </p> 1142 1143 </div> 1144 1145 </div> 1146<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 1147 <a href="/computers/kaypro_ii.html"> 1148 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/kaypro_ii.jpg" src="/miniathumb/kaypro_ii.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 1149 </a> 1150 </div> 1151 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/kaypro_ii.html" rel="tag" title="Kaypro II">Kaypro II</a></span> <br /> 1152 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 1153 1154 1155 1156 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/kaypro.html">Kaypro</a> <br /> 1157 Launches: 1982<br /> 1158 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 1159 <a href="/microprocessors/z80.html">Z80</a> 1160 @ 2.5MHz <br /> 1161 Memory: 64 KB <br /> 1162 Support A: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_5_25.html">Diskette 5¼"</a><br /> 1163 Support B: <a href="/storage_medias/.html">Diskette 5¼"</a><br /> 1164 Hard drive: 1165 None<br /> 1166 1167 1168 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/cp_m.html">CP/M</a> 1169 <br /> 1170 1171 1172 <p> 1173 <br /> 1174 Despite being the first model to be commercially released, it was called the "Kaypro II" (at a time when one of the most popular microcomputers was the Apple II).<br /> 1175The Kaypro II was designed to be portable like the Osborne, housed in an aluminum case containing all the components and with a handle for carrying.<br /> 1176 </p> 1177 1178 <p class="more_box"> 1179 <a href="/computers/kaypro_ii.html" class="more">More â</a> 1180 </p> 1181 1182 </div> 1183 1184 </div> 1185<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 1186 <a href="/computers/philips_vg-8020.html"> 1187 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/philips_vg-8020.png" src="/miniathumb/philips_vg-8020.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 1188 </a> 1189 </div> 1190 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/philips_vg-8020.html" rel="tag" title="Philips VG-8020">Philips VG-8020</a></span> <br /> 1191 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 1192 1193 1194 1195 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/philips.html">Philips</a> <br /> 1196 Launches: 1983<br /> 1197 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_netherlands.html"><img src="/flags/nl.png" alt="" /> Netherlands</a><br /> CPU: 1198 <a href="/microprocessors/z80.html">Zilog Z80A</a> 1199 @ 3.56MHz <br /> 1200 Memory: 640 KB <br /> 1201 Hard drive: 1202 <br /> 1203 1204 1205 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/msx-dos.html">MSX-DOS</a> 1206 <br /> 1207 1208 1209 <p> 1210 <br /> 1211 Philips produced a few of its own computers in the late 1970s and early 1980s, but later adopted the MSX standard. This VG8020 was manufactured for Philips by Kyocera (in Japan).<br /> 1212 </p> 1213 1214 <p class="more_box"> 1215 <a href="/computers/philips_vg-8020.html" class="more">More â</a> 1216 </p> 1217 1218 </div> 1219 1220 </div> 1221<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 1222 <a href="/computers/compaq_portable.html"> 1223 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/compaq_portable.png" src="/miniathumb/compaq_portable.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 1224 </a> 1225 </div> 1226 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/compaq_portable.html" rel="tag" title="Compaq Portable">Compaq Portable</a></span> <br /> 1227 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 1228 1229 1230 1231 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/compaq.html">Compaq</a> <br /> 1232 Launches: 1983<br /> 1233 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 1234 <a href="/microprocessors/i8086.html">Intel 8086</a> 1235 <br /> 1236 Memory: None <br /> 1237 Hard drive: 1238 <br /> 1239 1240 1241 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/ms-dos.html">MS-DOS</a> 1242 <br /> 1243 1244 Innovations: It was the first computer that was 100% compatible with the IBM PC and was not manufactured by IBM, and it was also the first portable PC considered an economic success.<br /> 1245 1246 <p> 1247 <br /> 1248 This computer, about the size of a suitcase, will be the progenitor of modern portable computers, an honor shared with the Osborne 1 (which used CP/M) and the Hyperion (although it used MS-DOS as its operating system, it was not fully compatible).<br /> 1249 </p> 1250 1251 <p class="more_box"> 1252 <a href="/computers/compaq_portable.html" class="more">More â</a> 1253 </p> 1254 1255 </div> 1256 1257 </div> 1258<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 1259 <a href="/computers/tandy_tsr-80_model_4.html">
1260 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/tandy_tsr-80_model4.png" src="/miniathumb/tandy_tsr-80_model4.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 1261 </a> 1262 </div> 1263 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/tandy_tsr-80_model_4.html" rel="tag" title="Tandy TRS-80 Model 4">Tandy TRS-80 Model 4</a></span> <br /> 1264 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 1265 1266 1267 1268 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/tandy.html">Tandy</a> <br /> 1269 Launches: 1983<br /> 1270 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 1271 <a href="/microprocessors/z80.html">Zilog Z80</a> 1272 @ 4MHz <br /> 1273 Memory: 64 KB ~ 128 KB <br /> 1274 Hard drive: 1275 None<br /> 1276 1277 1278 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/trsdos.html">TRSDOS</a> 1279 <br /> 1280 1281 1282 <p> 1283 <br /> 1284 The Model 4 is fully compatible with Model III and CP/M application software. A diskless Model 4 (with 16 KB of RAM and Level II BASIC) cost $999.<br /> 1285 </p> 1286 1287 <p class="more_box"> 1288 <a href="/computers/tandy_tsr-80_model_4.html" class="more">More â</a> 1289 </p> 1290 1291 </div> 1292 1293 </div> 1294<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 1295 <a href="/computers/tandy_tsr-80_model_4p.html"> 1296 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/tandy_tsr-80_model4p.jpg" src="/miniathumb/tandy_tsr-80_model4p.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 1297 </a> 1298 </div> 1299 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/tandy_tsr-80_model_4p.html" rel="tag" title="Tandy TRS-80 Model 4P">Tandy TRS-80 Model 4P</a></span> <br /> 1300 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 1301 1302 1303 1304 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/tandy.html">Tandy</a> <br /> 1305 Launches: 1983<br /> 1306 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 1307 <a href="/microprocessors/z80.html">Zilog Z80</a> 1308 @ 4MHz <br /> 1309 Memory: 64 KB ~ 128 KB <br /> 1310 Support A: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_5_25.html">Diskette 5¼"</a><br /> 1311 Support B: <a href="/storage_medias/.html">Diskette 5¼"</a><br /> 1312 Hard drive: 1313 None<br /> 1314 1315 1316 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/trsdos.html">TRSDOS</a> 1317 <br /> 1318 1319 1320 <p> 1321 <br /> 1322 The Model 4P is a portable version introduced in September 1983 and discontinued in early 1985. It is functionally identical to the dual-drive desktop model but lacks the card-edge connector for two external floppy drives and the cassette tape interface. It has a slot for an internal modem card and could emulate a Model III.<br /> 1323 </p> 1324 1325 <p class="more_box"> 1326 <a href="/computers/tandy_tsr-80_model_4p.html" class="more">More â</a> 1327 </p> 1328 1329 </div> 1330 1331 </div> 1332<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 1333 <a href="/computers/apple_iii_plus.html"> 1334 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/apple_iii_plus.jpg" src="/miniathumb/apple_iii_plus.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 1335 </a> 1336 </div> 1337 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/apple_iii_plus.html" rel="tag" title="Apple III Plus">Apple III Plus</a></span> <br /> 1338 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 1339 1340 1341 1342 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/apple.html">Apple</a> <br /> 1343 Launches: 1983<br /> 1344 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 1345 <a href="/microprocessors/mos6502.html"> MOS Tecnology 6502</a> 1346 @ 2MHz <br /> 1347 Memory: 256 KB <br /> 1348 Hard drive: 1349 None<br /> 1350 1351 1352 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/apple_sos.html">Apple SOS</a> 1353 <br /> 1354 1355 1356 <p> 1357 <br /> 1358 The Apple III didn't comply with FCC regulations, so a new model had to be released.<br /> 1359It came with 256 KB of RAM as standard and a redesigned keyboard similar to the Apple IIe.<br /> 1360 </p> 1361 1362 <p class="more_box"> 1363 <a href="/computers/apple_iii_plus.html" class="more">More â</a> 1364 </p> 1365 1366 </div> 1367 1368 </div> 1369<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 1370 <a href="/computers/atari_800xl.html"> 1371 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/atari_800xl.jpg" src="/miniathumb/atari_800xl.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 1372 </a> 1373 </div> 1374 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/atari_800xl.html" rel="tag" title="Atari 800XL">Atari 800XL</a></span> <br /> 1375 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 1376 1377 1378 1379 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/atari.html">Atari</a> <br /> 1380 Launches: 1983<br /> 1381 CPU: 1382 <a href="/microprocessors/mos6502.html">MOS Technology 6502</a> 1383 @ 1.77MHz <br /> 1384 Memory: 64 KB <br /> 1385 Hard drive: 1386 None<br /> 1387 1388 1389 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/atari_dos.html">Atari DOS</a> 1390 <br /> 1391 1392 1393 <p> 1394 <br /> 1395 The 800XL was the best-selling model in Atari's 8-bit line.<br /> 1396 </p> 1397 1398 <p class="more_box"> 1399 <a href="/computers/atari_800xl.html" class="more">More â</a> 1400 </p> 1401 1402 </div> 1403 1404 </div> 1405<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 1406 <a href="/computers/atari_600xl.html">
1407 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/atari_600xl.png" src="/miniathumb/atari_600xl.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 1408 </a> 1409 </div> 1410 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/atari_600xl.html" rel="tag" title="Atari 600XL">Atari 600XL</a></span> <br /> 1411 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 1412 1413 1414 1415 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/atari.html">Atari</a> <br /> 1416 Launches: 1983<br /> 1417 CPU: 1418 <a href="/microprocessors/mos6502.html">MOS Technology 6502</a> 1419 @ 1.77MHz <br /> 1420 Memory: 16 KB <br /> 1421 Hard drive: 1422 None<br /> 1423 1424 1425 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/atari_dos.html">Atari DOS</a> 1426 <br /> 1427 1428 1429 <p> 1430 <br /> 1431 <br /> 1432 </p> 1433 1434 <p class="more_box"> 1435 <a href="/computers/atari_600xl.html" class="more">More â</a> 1436 </p> 1437 1438 </div> 1439 1440 </div> 1441<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 1442 <a href="/computers/ibm_xt.html"> 1443 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/ibm_xt.jpg" src="/miniathumb/ibm_xt.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 1444 </a> 1445 </div> 1446 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/ibm_xt.html" rel="tag" title="IBM XT (5160)">IBM XT (5160)</a></span> <br /> 1447 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 1448 1449 1450 1451 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/ibm.html">IBM</a> <br /> 1452 Launches: 1983<br /> 1453 CPU: 1454 <a href="/microprocessors/i8088.html">Intel 8088</a> 1455 @ 4.77MHz <br /> 1456 Memory: 128 KB ~ 640 KB <br /> 1457 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_5_25.html">Diskette 5¼"</a><br /> 1458 Hard drive: 1459 <br /> 1460 1461 1462 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/pc_dos.html">PC DOS</a> 1463 <br /> 1464 1465 1466 <p> 1467 <br /> 1468 <br /> 1469 </p> 1470 1471 <p class="more_box"> 1472 <a href="/computers/ibm_xt.html" class="more">More â</a> 1473 </p> 1474 1475 </div> 1476 1477 </div> 1478<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 1479 <a href="/computers/base_64a.html"> 1480 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/base_64a.png" src="/miniathumb/base_64a.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 1481 </a> 1482 </div> 1483 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/base_64a.html" rel="tag" title="BASE 64A">BASE 64A</a></span> <br /> 1484 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 1485 1486 1487 1488 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/base.html">BASE</a> <br /> 1489 Launches: 1983<br /> 1490 CPU: 1491 <a href="/microprocessors/mos6502.html">6502A</a> 1492 @ 1MHz <br /> 1493 Memory: 64 KB ~ 128 KB <br /> 1494 Hard drive: 1495 <br /> 1496 1497 1498 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/basic.html">BASIC</a> 1499 <br /> 1500 1501 1502 <p> 1503 <br /> 1504 This computer was a clone of the Apple II.<br /> 1505<br /> 1506Models sold in Spain by Micompsa included an additional Spanish character set.<br /> 1507 </p> 1508 1509 <p class="more_box"> 1510 <a href="/computers/base_64a.html" class="more">More â</a> 1511 </p> 1512 1513 </div> 1514 1515 </div> 1516<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 1517 <a href="/computers/kaypro_10.html"> 1518 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/kaypro_10.png" src="/miniathumb/kaypro_10.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 1519 </a> 1520 </div> 1521 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/kaypro_10.html" rel="tag" title="Kaypro 10">Kaypro 10</a></span> <br /> 1522 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 1523 1524 1525 1526 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/kaypro.html">Kaypro</a> <br /> 1527 Launches: 1983<br /> 1528 CPU: 1529 <a href="/microprocessors/z80.html">Zilog Z80</a> 1530 <br /> 1531 Memory: None <br /> 1532 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_5_25.html">Diskette 5¼"</a><br /> 1533 Hard drive: 1534 10 MB<br /> 1535 1536 1537 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/cp_m.html">CP/M</a> 1538 <br /> 1539 1540 1541 <p> 1542 <br /> 1543 The Kaypro 10 was one of the first computers to come with a hard drive as a standard component. It came with a 10-megabyte internal hard drive and a single DS/DD floppy disk drive.<br /> 1544 </p> 1545 1546 <p class="more_box"> 1547 <a href="/computers/kaypro_10.html" class="more">More â</a> 1548 </p> 1549 1550 </div> 1551 1552 </div> 1553<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 1554 <a href="/computers/commodore_16.html"> 1555 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/commodore_16.png" src="/miniathumb/commodore_16.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 1556 </a> 1557 </div> 1558 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/commodore_16.html" rel="tag" title="Commodore 16">Commodore 16</a></span> <br /> 1559 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 1560 1561 1562 1563 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/commodore.html">Commodore</a> <br /> 1564 Launches: 1984<br /> 1565 CPU: 1566 <a href="/microprocessors/mos7501.html">MOS Technology 7501</a> 1567 @ 0.89MHz <br /> 1568 Memory: 16 KB ~ 64 KB <br /> 1569 Hard drive: 1570 None<br /> 1571 1572 1573 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/basic.html">Basic </a> 3.5
1574 <br /> 1575 1576 1577 <p> 1578 <br /> 1579 It was created with the intention of replacing the Commodore VIC-20.<br /> 1580 </p> 1581 1582 <p class="more_box"> 1583 <a href="/computers/commodore_16.html" class="more">More â</a> 1584 </p> 1585 1586 </div> 1587 1588 </div> 1589<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 1590 <a href="/computers/commodore_116.html"> 1591 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/commodore_116.jpg" src="/miniathumb/commodore_116.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 1592 </a> 1593 </div> 1594 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/commodore_116.html" rel="tag" title="Commodore 116">Commodore 116</a></span> <br /> 1595 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 1596 1597 1598 1599 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/commodore.html">Commodore</a> <br /> 1600 Launches: 1984<br /> 1601 CPU: 1602 <a href="/microprocessors/mos7501.html">MOS Technology 7501</a> 1603 @ 0.89MHz <br /> 1604 Memory: None <br /> 1605 Hard drive: 1606 None<br /> 1607 1608 1609 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/basic.html">Basic</a> 1610 <br /> 1611 1612 1613 <p> 1614 <br /> 1615 A low-cost model sold in Europe (mostly in Germany).<br /> 1616<br /> 1617Technically, it was identical to the C16, but had a smaller case and a rubber keyboard.<br /> 1618 </p> 1619 1620 <p class="more_box"> 1621 <a href="/computers/commodore_116.html" class="more">More â</a> 1622 </p> 1623 1624 </div> 1625 1626 </div> 1627<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 1628 <a href="/computers/commodore_plus_4.html"> 1629 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/commodore_plus_4.jpg" src="/miniathumb/commodore_plus_4.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 1630 </a> 1631 </div> 1632 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/commodore_plus_4.html" rel="tag" title="Commodore Plus/4">Commodore Plus/4</a></span> <br /> 1633 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 1634 1635 1636 1637 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/commodore.html">Commodore</a> <br /> 1638 Launches: 1984<br /> 1639 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 1640 <a href="/microprocessors/mos7501.html">MOS Technology 7501</a> 1641 @ 1.76MHz <br /> 1642 Memory: 640 KB <br /> 1643 Hard drive: 1644 None<br /> 1645 1646 1647 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/basic.html">BASIC</a> 1648 <br /> 1649 1650 1651 <p> 1652 <br /> 1653 Its name refers to the ROM-resident office suite composed of four applications (word processor, spreadsheet, database, and graphics).<br /> 1654<br /> 1655It was not a success in the United States, but it was sold in Europe.<br /> 1656 </p> 1657 1658 <p class="more_box"> 1659 <a href="/computers/commodore_plus_4.html" class="more">More â</a> 1660 </p> 1661 1662 </div> 1663 1664 </div> 1665<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 1666 <a href="/computers/oric_atmos.html"> 1667 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/oric_atmos.jpg" src="/miniathumb/oric_atmos.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 1668 </a> 1669 </div> 1670 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/oric_atmos.html" rel="tag" title="Oric Atmos">Oric Atmos</a></span> <br /> 1671 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 1672 1673 1674 1675 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/oric.html">Oric</a> <br /> 1676 Launches: 1984<br /> 1677 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_united_kingdom.html"><img src="/flags/gb.png" alt="" /> United Kingdom</a><br /> CPU: 1678 <a href="/microprocessors/mos6502.html">Synertek SY6502A o Rockwell R6502AP (clones de MOS6502) 6502</a> 1679 @ 1MHz <br /> 1680 Memory: 16 KB <br /> 1681 Hard drive: 1682 None<br /> 1683 1684 1685 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/basic.html">Basic</a> 1686 <br /> 1687 1688 1689 <p> 1690 <br /> 1691 This second model corrects the main problem of the Oric-1, which was its "semi-mechanical pivot" keyboard.<br /> 1692 </p> 1693 1694 <p class="more_box"> 1695 <a href="/computers/oric_atmos.html" class="more">More â</a> 1696 </p> 1697 1698 </div> 1699 1700 </div> 1701<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 1702 <a href="/computers/sinclair_ql.html"> 1703 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/sinclair_ql.jpg" src="/miniathumb/sinclair_ql.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 1704 </a> 1705 </div> 1706 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/sinclair_ql.html" rel="tag" title="Sinclair QL">Sinclair QL</a></span> <br /> 1707 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 1708 1709 1710 1711 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/sinclair.html">Sinclair</a> <br /> 1712 Launches: 1984<br /> 1713 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_united_kingdom.html"><img src="/flags/gb.png" alt="" /> United Kingdom</a><br /> CPU: 1714 <a href="/microprocessors/m68000.html">Motorola 68008</a> 1715 @ 7.5MHz <br /> 1716 Memory: 128 KB ~ 896 KB <br /> 1717 Support A: <a href="/storage_medias/zx_microdrive.html">ZX Microdrive</a><br /> 1718 Support B: <a href="/storage_medias/.html">ZX Microdrive</a><br /> 1719 Hard drive: 1720 None<br /> 1721 1722 1723 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/sinclair_qdos.html">Sinclair QDOS</a> 1724 <br /> 1725 1726 Innovations: The first multitasking personal computer to hit the market.<br /> 1727 1728 <p> 1729 <br /> 1730 This computer was Sir Clive Sinclair's first attempt at creating a business computer.<br /> 1731 </p> 1732 1733 <p class="more_box"> 1734 <a href="/computers/sinclair_ql.html" class="more">More â</a> 1735 </p> 1736 1737 </div> 1738 1739 </div> 1740<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 1741 <a href="/computers/macintosh_128k.html">
1742 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/mac_125k.jpg" src="/miniathumb/mac_125k.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 1743 </a> 1744 </div> 1745 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/macintosh_128k.html" rel="tag" title="Macintosh 128K">Macintosh 128K</a></span> <br /> 1746 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 1747 1748 1749 1750 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/apple.html">Apple</a> <br /> 1751 Launches: 1984<br /> 1752 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 1753 <a href="/microprocessors/m68000.html">Motorola 68000</a> 1754 @ 7.8336MHz <br /> 1755 Memory: 128 KB <br /> 1756 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_3_5.html">Diskette 3½"</a><br /> 1757 Hard drive: 1758 <br /> 1759 1760 1761 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/mac_os.html">Mac OS</a> 1762 <br /> 1763 1764 1765 <p> 1766 <br /> 1767 The first Apple Macintosh.<br /> 1768 </p> 1769 1770 <p class="more_box"> 1771 <a href="/computers/macintosh_128k.html" class="more">More â</a> 1772 </p> 1773 1774 </div> 1775 1776 </div> 1777<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 1778 <a href="/computers/apple_iic.html"> 1779 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/apple_iic.jpg" src="/miniathumb/apple_iic.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 1780 </a> 1781 </div> 1782 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/apple_iic.html" rel="tag" title="Apple IIc">Apple IIc</a></span> <br /> 1783 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 1784 1785 1786 1787 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/apple.html">Apple</a> <br /> 1788 Launches: 1984<br /> 1789 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 1790 <a href="/microprocessors/mos6502.html">MOS Technology 65C02</a> 1791 <br /> 1792 Memory: 64 KB ~ 128 KB <br /> 1793 Hard drive: 1794 None<br /> 1795 1796 1797 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/apple_dos.html">Apple DOS</a> 1798 <br /> 1799 1800 1801 <p> 1802 <br /> 1803 It was the first portable Apple II.<br /> 1804 </p> 1805 1806 <p class="more_box"> 1807 <a href="/computers/apple_iic.html" class="more">More â</a> 1808 </p> 1809 1810 </div> 1811 1812 </div> 1813<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 1814 <a href="/computers/macintosh_512k.html"> 1815 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/macintosh_512k.jpg" src="/miniathumb/macintosh_512k.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 1816 </a> 1817 </div> 1818 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/macintosh_512k.html" rel="tag" title="Macintosh 512K">Macintosh 512K</a></span> <br /> 1819 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 1820 1821 1822 1823 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/apple.html">Apple</a> <br /> 1824 Launches: 1984<br /> 1825 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 1826 <a href="/microprocessors/m68000.html">Motorola 68000</a> 1827 @ 7.8338MHz <br /> 1828 Memory: 512 KB <br /> 1829 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_3_5.html">Diskette 3½"</a><br /> 1830 Hard drive: 1831 <br /> 1832 1833 1834 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/mac_os.html">Mac OS</a> 1835 <br /> 1836 1837 1838 <p> 1839 <br /> 1840 It was the first update to the original Macintosh 128K.<br /> 1841It was identical to the previous Macintosh, differing only in the amount of RAM (random access memory) it included.<br /> 1842This allowed it to run more complex software, giving it greater business capabilities.<br /> 1843 </p> 1844 1845 <p class="more_box"> 1846 <a href="/computers/macintosh_512k.html" class="more">More â</a> 1847 </p> 1848 1849 </div> 1850 1851 </div> 1852<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 1853 <a href="/computers/sinclair_zx_spectrum_plus.html"> 1854 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/ZX_Spectrum_plus.jpg" src="/miniathumb/ZX_Spectrum_plus.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 1855 </a> 1856 </div> 1857 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/sinclair_zx_spectrum_plus.html" rel="tag" title="Sinclair ZX Spectrum+">Sinclair ZX Spectrum+</a></span> <br /> 1858 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 1859 1860 1861 1862 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/sinclair.html">Sinclair</a> <br /> 1863 Launches: 1984<br /> 1864 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_united_kingdom.html"><img src="/flags/gb.png" alt="" /> United Kingdom</a><br /> CPU: 1865 <a href="/microprocessors/z80.html">Zilog Z80</a> 1866 @ 3.54MHz <br /> 1867 Memory: 48 KB <br /> 1868 Hard drive: 1869 None<br /> 1870 1871 1872 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/basic.html">BASIC</a> 1873 <br /> 1874 1875 1876 <p> 1877 <br /> 1878 Sinclair incorporated a professional-looking keyboard by abandoning the rubber keys.<br /> 1879 </p> 1880 1881 <p class="more_box"> 1882 <a href="/computers/sinclair_zx_spectrum_plus.html" class="more">More â</a> 1883 </p> 1884 1885 </div> 1886 1887 </div> 1888<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 1889 <a href="/computers/tandy_1000.html">
1890 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/tandy_1000.jpg" src="/miniathumb/tandy_1000.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 1891 </a> 1892 </div> 1893 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/tandy_1000.html" rel="tag" title="Tandy 1000">Tandy 1000</a></span> <br /> 1894 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 1895 1896 1897 1898 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/tandy.html">Tandy</a> <br /> 1899 Launches: 1984<br /> 1900 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 1901 <a href="/microprocessors/i8088.html">Intel 8088</a> 1902 @ 4.77MHz <br /> 1903 Memory: 128 KB ~ 640 KB <br /> 1904 Hard drive: 1905 None<br /> 1906 1907 1908 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/ms-dos.html">MS-DOS</a> 1909 <br /> 1910 1911 1912 <p> 1913 <br /> 1914 The Tandy compatible PC.<br /> 1915 </p> 1916 1917 <p class="more_box"> 1918 <a href="/computers/tandy_1000.html" class="more">More â</a> 1919 </p> 1920 1921 </div> 1922 1923 </div> 1924<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 1925 <a href="/computers/amstrad_cpc_464.html"> 1926 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/amstrad_CPC464.jpg" src="/miniathumb/amstrad_CPC464.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 1927 </a> 1928 </div> 1929 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/amstrad_cpc_464.html" rel="tag" title="Amstrad CPC 464">Amstrad CPC 464</a></span> <br /> 1930 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 1931 1932 1933 1934 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/amstrad.html">Amstrad</a> <br /> 1935 Launches: 1984<br /> 1936 CPU: 1937 <a href="/microprocessors/z80.html">Zilog Z80</a> 1938 @ 4MHz <br /> 1939 Memory: 64 KB <br /> 1940 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/cassette.html">Cassette</a><br /> 1941 Hard drive: 1942 None<br /> 1943 1944 1945 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/amsdos.html">AMSDOS</a> 1946 <br /> 1947 1948 1949 <p> 1950 <br /> 1951 <br /> 1952 </p> 1953 1954 <p class="more_box"> 1955 <a href="/computers/amstrad_cpc_464.html" class="more">More â</a> 1956 </p> 1957 1958 </div> 1959 1960 </div> 1961<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 1962 <a href="/computers/sony_hit-bit_75s.html"> 1963 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/sony_hit-bit_75p.jpg" src="/miniathumb/sony_hit-bit_75p.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 1964 </a> 1965 </div> 1966 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/sony_hit-bit_75s.html" rel="tag" title="Sony Hit-Bit 75S">Sony Hit-Bit 75S</a></span> <br /> 1967 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 1968 1969 1970 1971 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/sony.html">Sony</a> <br /> 1972 Launches: 1984<br /> 1973 CPU: 1974 <a href="/microprocessors/z80.html">Zilog Z80</a> 1975 @ 3.58MHz <br /> 1976 Memory: 640 KB <br /> 1977 Hard drive: 1978 <br /> 1979 1980 1981 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/msx-dos.html">MSX-DOS</a> 1982 <br /> 1983 1984 1985 <p> 1986 <br /> 1987 The Spanish keyboard version of Sony's implementation of the MSX-1 standard.<br /> 1988 </p> 1989 1990 <p class="more_box"> 1991 <a href="/computers/sony_hit-bit_75s.html" class="more">More â</a> 1992 </p> 1993 1994 </div> 1995 1996 </div> 1997<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 1998 <a href="/computers/philips_vg-8082.html"> 1999 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/philips_vg-8082.png" src="/miniathumb/philips_vg-8082.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 2000 </a> 2001 </div> 2002 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/philips_vg-8082.html" rel="tag" title="Philips VG-8082">Philips VG-8082</a></span> <br /> 2003 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 2004 2005 2006 2007 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/philips.html">Philips</a> <br /> 2008 Launches: 1984<br /> 2009 CPU: 2010 <a href="/microprocessors/z80.html">Z80A</a> 2011 <br /> 2012 Memory: None <br /> 2013 Hard drive: 2014 <br /> 2015 2016 2017 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/msx-dos.html">MSX-DOS</a> 2018 <br /> 2019 2020 2021 <p> 2022 <br /> 2023 <br /> 2024 </p> 2025 2026 <p class="more_box"> 2027 <a href="/computers/philips_vg-8082.html" class="more">More â</a> 2028 </p> 2029 2030 </div> 2031 2032 </div> 2033<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 2034 <a href="/computers/ibm_pcjr.html"> 2035 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/ibm_pc_jr.jpg" src="/miniathumb/ibm_pc_jr.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 2036 </a> 2037 </div> 2038 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/ibm_pcjr.html" rel="tag" title="IBM PCjr (4860)">IBM PCjr (4860)</a></span> <br /> 2039 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 2040 2041 2042 2043 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/ibm.html">IBM</a> <br /> 2044 Launches: 1984<br /> 2045 CPU: 2046 <a href="/microprocessors/i8088.html">Intel 8088</a> 2047 @ 4.77MHz <br /> 2048 Memory: None <br /> 2049 Hard drive: 2050 <br /> 2051 2052 2053 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/pc_dos.html">PC DOS</a> 2.10 2054 <br /> 2055 2056 2057 <p> 2058 <br /> 2059 This is IBM's first computer designed for the home, with a cost-cutting approach compared to its professional terminals.<br /> 2060 </p> 2061 2062 <p class="more_box"> 2063 <a href="/computers/ibm_pcjr.html" class="more">More â</a> 2064 </p> 2065 2066 </div> 2067 2068 </div> 2069<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; 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2071 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/ibm_at_5170.png" src="/miniathumb/ibm_at_5170.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 2072 </a> 2073 </div> 2074 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/ibm_at.html" rel="tag" title="IBM AT (5170)">IBM AT (5170)</a></span> <br /> 2075 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 2076 2077 2078 2079 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/ibm.html">IBM</a> <br /> 2080 Launches: 1984<br /> 2081 CPU: 2082 <a href="/microprocessors/i286.html">Intel 80286</a> 2083 @ 6MHz <br /> 2084 Memory: None <br /> 2085 Hard drive: 2086 <br /> 2087 2088 2089 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/pc_dos.html">PC DOS </a> 2090 <br /> 2091 2092 2093 <p> 2094 <br /> 2095 <br /> 2096 </p> 2097 2098 <p class="more_box"> 2099 <a href="/computers/ibm_at.html" class="more">More â</a> 2100 </p> 2101 2102 </div> 2103 2104 </div> 2105<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 2106 <a href="/computers/mitsubishi_ml-f48.html"> 2107 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/mitsubishi_ml-f48.png" src="/miniathumb/mitsubishi_ml-f48.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 2108 </a> 2109 </div> 2110 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/mitsubishi_ml-f48.html" rel="tag" title="Mitsubishi ML-F48">Mitsubishi ML-F48</a></span> <br /> 2111 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 2112 2113 2114 2115 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/mitsubishi.html">Mitsubishi</a> <br /> 2116 Launches: 1984<br /> 2117 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_netherlands.html"><img src="/flags/nl.png" alt="" /> Netherlands</a><br /> CPU: 2118 <a href="/microprocessors/z80.html">Z80A NEC clone (D780C-1)</a> 2119 <br /> 2120 Memory: None <br /> 2121 Hard drive: 2122 <br /> 2123 2124 2125 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/.html"></a> 2126 <br /> 2127 2128 2129 <p> 2130 <br /> 2131 The Mitsubishi ML-F48 is the adaptation for Europe of the ML-F120. <br /> 2132 </p> 2133 2134 <p class="more_box"> 2135 <a href="/computers/mitsubishi_ml-f48.html" class="more">More â</a> 2136 </p> 2137 2138 </div> 2139 2140 </div> 2141<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 2142 <a href="/computers/atari_65xe.html"> 2143 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/atari_65xe.jpg" src="/miniathumb/atari_65xe.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 2144 </a> 2145 </div> 2146 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/atari_65xe.html" rel="tag" title="Atari 65XE">Atari 65XE</a></span> <br /> 2147 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 2148 2149 2150 2151 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/atari.html">Atari</a> <br /> 2152 Launches: 1985<br /> 2153 CPU: 2154 <a href="/microprocessors/mos6502.html">MOS Tecnology 6502</a> 2155 @ 1.79MHz <br /> 2156 Memory: 64 KB ~ 128 KB <br /> 2157 Hard drive: 2158 None<br /> 2159 2160 2161 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/basic.html">BASIC</a> 2162 <br /> 2163 2164 2165 <p> 2166 <br /> 2167 A repackaged 800XL with a new case and keyboard.<br /> 2168The US and Canadian versions of the 65XE had no PBI or expansion ports.<br /> 2169<br /> 2170The 65XE was called the <strong>800XE</strong> in Germany and Czechoslovakia, to capitalize on the popularity of the 800XL model in Europe.<br /> 2171<br /> 2172Its bigger brother, the 130XE, came with 128KiB of RAM and an Enhanced Cartridge Interface (ECI) instead of a PBI.<br /> 2173 </p> 2174 2175 <p class="more_box"> 2176 <a href="/computers/atari_65xe.html" class="more">More â</a> 2177 </p> 2178 2179 </div> 2180 2181 </div> 2182<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 2183 <a href="/computers/commodore_128.html"> 2184 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/commodore_128.jpg" src="/miniathumb/commodore_128.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 2185 </a> 2186 </div> 2187 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/commodore_128.html" rel="tag" title="Commodore 128">Commodore 128</a></span> <br /> 2188 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 2189 2190 2191 2192 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/commodore.html">Commodore</a> <br /> 2193 Launches: 1985<br /> 2194 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 2195 <a href="/microprocessors/mos7501.html">MOS Tecnology 8502</a> 2196 @ 2MHz <br /> 2197 Memory: 128 KB <br /> 2198 Hard drive: 2199 None<br /> 2200 2201 2202 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/basic.html">BASIC</a> 2203 or 2204 <a href="/operating_systems/cp_m.html">CP/M</a> 3.0 <br /> 2205 2206 2207 <p> 2208 <br />
2209 Commodore's last 8-bit computer, introduced three years after the successful Commodore 64, with which it was almost completely compatible.<br /> 2210<br /> 2211It was intended to compete with the Apple Macintosh and the IBM PC.<br /> 2212<br /> 2213The C128's principal hardware designer was Bill Herd.<br /> 2214 </p> 2215 2216 <p class="more_box"> 2217 <a href="/computers/commodore_128.html" class="more">More â</a> 2218 </p> 2219 2220 </div> 2221 2222 </div> 2223<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 2224 <a href="/computers/atari_130xe.html"> 2225 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/atari_130xe.jpg" src="/miniathumb/atari_130xe.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 2226 </a> 2227 </div> 2228 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/atari_130xe.html" rel="tag" title="Atari 130XE">Atari 130XE</a></span> <br /> 2229 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 2230 2231 2232 2233 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/atari.html">Atari</a> <br /> 2234 Launches: 1985<br /> 2235 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 2236 <a href="/microprocessors/mos6502.html">MOS Tecnology 6502</a> 2237 @ 1.79MHz <br /> 2238 Memory: 128 KB <br /> 2239 Hard drive: 2240 None<br /> 2241 2242 2243 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/basic.html">BASIC</a> 2244 <br /> 2245 2246 2247 <p> 2248 <br /> 2249 The 130XE was the same as the 65XE, but came with 128KiB of RAM and an Enhanced Cartridge Interface (ECI) instead of a PBI.<br /> 2250 </p> 2251 2252 <p class="more_box"> 2253 <a href="/computers/atari_130xe.html" class="more">More â</a> 2254 </p> 2255 2256 </div> 2257 2258 </div> 2259<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 2260 <a href="/computers/amstrad_cpc_664.html"> 2261 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/amstrac_cpc_664.jpg" src="/miniathumb/amstrac_cpc_664.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 2262 </a> 2263 </div> 2264 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/amstrad_cpc_664.html" rel="tag" title="Amstrad CPC 664">Amstrad CPC 664</a></span> <br /> 2265 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 2266 2267 2268 2269 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/amstrad.html">Amstrad</a> <br /> 2270 Launches: 1985<br /> 2271 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_united_kingdom.html"><img src="/flags/gb.png" alt="" /> United Kingdom</a><br /> CPU: 2272 <a href="/microprocessors/z80.html">Zilog Z80A</a> 2273 @ 4MHz <br /> 2274 Memory: 64 KB <br /> 2275 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_3.html">Diskette 3"</a><br /> 2276 Hard drive: 2277 None<br /> 2278 2279 2280 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/cp_m.html">CP/M</a> 2281 <br /> 2282 2283 Innovations: It replaced the tape media with a 3" floppy disk drive.<br /> 2284 2285 <p> 2286 <br /> 2287 This was the logical evolution of the CPC 464 model.<br /> 2288But it had a short life, being replaced after six months by the CPC 6128, which had twice the RAM, allowing it to run programs that couldn't be run with the CPC 464's limited memory.<br /> 2289 </p> 2290 2291 <p class="more_box"> 2292 <a href="/computers/amstrad_cpc_664.html" class="more">More â</a> 2293 </p> 2294 2295 </div> 2296 2297 </div> 2298<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 2299 <a href="/computers/atari_st.html"> 2300 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/atari_1040st.jpg" src="/miniathumb/atari_1040st.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 2301 </a> 2302 </div> 2303 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/atari_st.html" rel="tag" title="Atari ST">Atari ST</a></span> <br /> 2304 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 2305 2306 2307 2308 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/atari.html">Atari</a> <br /> 2309 Launches: 1985<br /> 2310 CPU: 2311 <a href="/microprocessors/m68000.html">Motorola 68000</a> 2312 @ 8MHz <br /> 2313 Memory: 512 KB ~ 4 MB <br /> 2314 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_3_5_dd.html">Diskette 3½" DD </a><br /> 2315 Hard drive: 2316 <br /> 2317 2318 2319 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/tos.html">TOS</a> 2320 <br /> 2321 2322 Innovations: It was the first computer to include a color graphical interface (Digital Research's GEM), and its high resolution in monochrome mode made it ideal for desktop publishing and CAD.<br /> 2323It also included a MIDI interface, making it a common device in music studios.<br /> 2324It was also the first series of personal computers to include up to one megabyte of RAM from the factory.<br /> 2325 2326 <p> 2327 <br /> 2328 The ST family (which stands for Sixteen/Thirty-two, referring to the internal and external bus of the Motorola 68000 processor it included) is the successor to the Atari 8-bit family.<br /> 2329It rivaled the Commodore Amiga and the Apple Macintosh, for which it was a cheaper alternative.<br /> 2330<br /> 2331It included the 260, 520, 1040, and Mega models, which were released between 1985 and 1991.<br /> 2332 </p> 2333 2334 <p class="more_box"> 2335 <a href="/computers/atari_st.html" class="more">More â</a> 2336 </p> 2337 2338 </div> 2339 2340 </div> 2341<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 2342 <a href="/computers/enterprise.html">
2343 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/enterprise.jpg" src="/miniathumb/enterprise.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 2344 </a> 2345 </div> 2346 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/enterprise.html" rel="tag" title="Enterprise 64 | 128">Enterprise 64 | 128</a></span> <br /> 2347 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 2348 2349 2350 2351 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/enterprise.html">Enterprise</a> <br /> 2352 Launches: 1985<br /> 2353 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_hong_kong.html"><img src="/flags/hk.png" alt="" /> Hong Kong</a><br /> CPU: 2354 <a href="/microprocessors/z80.html">Zilog Z80</a> 2355 @ 4MHz <br /> 2356 Memory: 640 KB <br /> 2357 Hard drive: 2358 <br /> 2359 2360 2361 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/basic.html">BASIC</a> 2362 <br /> 2363 2364 Innovations: It was capable of working with 256 colors and had a maximum resolution of 672x256 pixels (672x512 in interlaced mode):<br /> 2365The most commonly used modes were 672x512 pixels in two colors and 256x160 pixels with 16 colors. The 180x80 pixel mode allowed the use of all 256 colors.<br /> 2366It had three sound channels plus one for white noise.<br /> 2367 2368 <p> 2369 <br /> 2370 At the height of the 8-bit home computer boom, Locumals, a Hong Kong company, decided to enter the newly emerging market, creating a computer that sought to overtake its competitors. It ended up being a resounding failure.<br /> 2371Despite having superior technical specifications, brands like Amstrad and Spectrum were already established in the market, which, combined with continuous delays in its release (two years after its introduction in 1983), spelled doom.<br /> 2372Only in Hungary, where the remnants of the production ended up after the closure, did it have any impact.<br /> 2373In Germany, it is known as the Mephisto PHC.<br /> 2374 </p> 2375 2376 <p class="more_box"> 2377 <a href="/computers/enterprise.html" class="more">More â</a> 2378 </p> 2379 2380 </div> 2381 2382 </div> 2383<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 2384 <a href="/computers/commodore_amiga_1000.html"> 2385 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/commodore_amiga_1000.jpg" src="/miniathumb/commodore_amiga_1000.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 2386 </a> 2387 </div> 2388 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/commodore_amiga_1000.html" rel="tag" title="Commodore Amiga 1000">Commodore Amiga 1000</a></span> <br /> 2389 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 2390 2391 2392 2393 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/commodore.html">Commodore</a> <br /> 2394 Launches: 1985<br /> 2395 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 2396 <a href="/microprocessors/m68000.html">Motorola 68000</a> 2397 @ 7.09MHz <br /> 2398 Memory: 256 KB ~ 8 MB <br /> 2399 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_3_5_dd.html">Diskette 3½" DD </a><br /> 2400 Hard drive: 2401 None<br /> 2402 2403 2404 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/amigaos.html">AmigaOS</a> 1.0 2405 <br /> 2406 2407 2408 <p> 2409 <br /> 2410 The Amiga 1000 was Commodore's first multimedia personal computer model.<br /> 2411<br /> 2412Created by Jay Miner, who also created the Atari 800 years earlier, when he was already working at his company, he took out a loan from Atari to develop the new model, which he couldn't repay. Commodore then acquired Amiga Corp. and paid off the loan.<br /> 2413<br /> 2414 </p> 2415 2416 <p class="more_box"> 2417 <a href="/computers/commodore_amiga_1000.html" class="more">More â</a> 2418 </p> 2419 2420 </div> 2421 2422 </div> 2423<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 2424 <a href="/computers/amstrad_pcw_8256.html"> 2425 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/amstrad_pcw_8256.png" src="/miniathumb/amstrad_pcw_8256.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 2426 </a> 2427 </div> 2428 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/amstrad_pcw_8256.html" rel="tag" title="Amstrad PCW 8256">Amstrad PCW 8256</a></span> <br /> 2429 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 2430 2431 2432 2433 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/amstrad.html">Amstrad</a> <br /> 2434 Launches: 1985<br /> 2435 CPU: 2436 <a href="/microprocessors/z80.html">Zilog Z80</a> 2437 @ 4MHz <br /> 2438 Memory: 256 KB ~ 512 KB <br /> 2439 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_3.html">Diskette 3"</a><br /> 2440 Hard drive: 2441 None<br /> 2442 2443 2444 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/cp_m.html">CP/M</a> 3.1 2445 <br /> 2446 2447 2448 <p> 2449 <br /> 2450 Model of the first generation of the Amstrad PCW series of office-oriented computers, which came to replace the typewriter and the expensive proprietary word processors on the market, along with the 8512. Both were launched in 1985, and have no more differences than the RAM memory chips fixed in sockets and a second disk drive as standard in the 8512.<br /> 2451 </p> 2452 2453 <p class="more_box"> 2454 <a href="/computers/amstrad_pcw_8256.html" class="more">More â</a> 2455 </p> 2456 2457 </div> 2458 2459 </div> 2460<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 2461 <a href="/computers/amstrad_pcw_8512.html">
2462 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/amstrad_pcw_8512.png" src="/miniathumb/amstrad_pcw_8512.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 2463 </a> 2464 </div> 2465 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/amstrad_pcw_8512.html" rel="tag" title="Amstrad PCW 8512">Amstrad PCW 8512</a></span> <br /> 2466 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 2467 2468 2469 2470 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/amstrad.html">Amstrad</a> <br /> 2471 Launches: 1985<br /> 2472 CPU: 2473 <a href="/microprocessors/z80.html">Zilog Z80</a> 2474 @ 4MHz <br /> 2475 Memory: 512 KB <br /> 2476 Support A: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_3.html">Diskette 3"</a><br /> 2477 Support B: <a href="/storage_medias/.html">Diskette 3"</a><br /> 2478 Hard drive: 2479 None<br /> 2480 2481 2482 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/cp_m.html">CP/M</a> 3.1 2483 <br /> 2484 2485 2486 <p> 2487 <br /> 2488 This Amstrad PCW model was the superior version of the PCW 8256, both launched in 1985, and has no differences other than the RAM memory chips fixed in sockets and a second disk drive as standard on the 8512.<br /> 2489 </p> 2490 2491 <p class="more_box"> 2492 <a href="/computers/amstrad_pcw_8512.html" class="more">More â</a> 2493 </p> 2494 2495 </div> 2496 2497 </div> 2498<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 2499 <a href="/computers/tandy_tsr-80_model_4d.html"> 2500 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/tandy_tsr-80_model4d.jpg" src="/miniathumb/tandy_tsr-80_model4d.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 2501 </a> 2502 </div> 2503 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/tandy_tsr-80_model_4d.html" rel="tag" title="Tandy TRS-80 Model 4D">Tandy TRS-80 Model 4D</a></span> <br /> 2504 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 2505 2506 2507 2508 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/tandy.html">Tandy</a> <br /> 2509 Launches: 1985<br /> 2510 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 2511 <a href="/microprocessors/z80.html">Zilog Z80</a> 2512 @ 4MHz <br /> 2513 Memory: 64 KB ~ 128 KB <br /> 2514 Hard drive: 2515 None<br /> 2516 2517 2518 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/trsdos.html">TRSDOS</a> 2519 <br /> 2520 2521 2522 <p> 2523 <br /> 2524 The Model 4D with the Deskmate Productivity Suite included was introduced in early 1985. It has a revised CPU board using faster gate array logic and includes the floppy disk controller and RS-232C circuitry, all on a single board.<br /> 2525It has two internal double-sided floppy disk drives and is the last model descended from the 1977 Model I.<br /> 2526It retailed for $1,199 upon its introduction in 1985.<br /> 2527During 1987-1988, retail stores removed the Model 4D from display, but it was available by special order until 1991.<br /> 2528 </p> 2529 2530 <p class="more_box"> 2531 <a href="/computers/tandy_tsr-80_model_4d.html" class="more">More â</a> 2532 </p> 2533 2534 </div> 2535 2536 </div> 2537<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 2538 <a href="/computers/sinclair_zx_pectrum_128.html"> 2539 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/spectrum_128.jpg" src="/miniathumb/spectrum_128.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 2540 </a> 2541 </div> 2542 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/sinclair_zx_pectrum_128.html" rel="tag" title="Sinclair ZX Spectrum 128K">Sinclair ZX Spectrum 128K</a></span> <br /> 2543 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 2544 2545 2546 2547 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/sinclair.html">Sinclair</a> <br /> 2548 Launches: 1985<br /> 2549 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_spain.html"><img src="/flags/es.png" alt="" /> Spain</a><br /> CPU: 2550 <a href="/microprocessors/z80.html">Zilog Z80</a> 2551 @ 3.54MHz <br /> 2552 Memory: 128 KB <br /> 2553 Hard drive: 2554 None<br /> 2555 2556 2557 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/basic.html">BASIC</a> 2558 <br /> 2559 2560 2561 <p> 2562 <br /> 2563 The implementation of the decree on tariffs on microcomputer imports, which imposed a tax of 5,800 pesetas on devices imported from the EEC, led Investronica (exclusive importer of the ZX Spectrum) to decide to manufacture them in Spain.<br /> 2564 </p> 2565 2566 <p class="more_box"> 2567 <a href="/computers/sinclair_zx_pectrum_128.html" class="more">More â</a> 2568 </p> 2569 2570 </div> 2571 2572 </div> 2573<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 2574 <a href="/computers/dragon_200e.html">
2575 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/dragon_200e.png" src="/miniathumb/dragon_200e.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 2576 </a> 2577 </div> 2578 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/dragon_200e.html" rel="tag" title="Dragon 200E">Dragon 200E</a></span> <br /> 2579 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 2580 2581 2582 2583 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/dragon.html">Dragon</a> <br /> 2584 Launches: 1985<br /> 2585 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_spain.html"><img src="/flags/es.png" alt="" /> Spain</a><br /> CPU: 2586 <a href="/microprocessors/m6809.html">Motorola 6809</a> 2587 @ 0.9MHz <br /> 2588 Memory: 64 KB <br /> 2589 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/cassette.html">Cassette</a><br /> 2590 Hard drive: 2591 None<br /> 2592 2593 2594 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/basic.html">BASIC</a> 1.4e 2595 <br /> 2596 2597 2598 <p> 2599 <br /> 2600 A variant of the Dragon 200 modified specifically for the Spanish market, which expanded the ROM character set to include lowercase letters, letters specific to Spain such as ñ, ü, ç, and accented vowels, along with other symbols.<br /> 2601This was achieved at the expense of reverse video characters, since the original version of this computer only allowed capital letters.<br /> 2602<br /> 2603 </p> 2604 2605 <p class="more_box"> 2606 <a href="/computers/dragon_200e.html" class="more">More â</a> 2607 </p> 2608 2609 </div> 2610 2611 </div> 2612<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 2613 <a href="/computers/amstrad_cpc_6128.html"> 2614 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/amstrad_cpc_6128.png" src="/miniathumb/amstrad_cpc_6128.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 2615 </a> 2616 </div> 2617 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/amstrad_cpc_6128.html" rel="tag" title="Amstrad CPC 6128">Amstrad CPC 6128</a></span> <br /> 2618 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 2619 2620 2621 2622 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/amstrad.html">Amstrad</a> <br /> 2623 Launches: 1985<br /> 2624 CPU: 2625 <a href="/microprocessors/z80.html">Z80A</a> 2626 @ 4MHz <br /> 2627 Memory: 128 KB ~ 574 KB <br /> 2628 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_3.html">Diskette 3"</a><br /> 2629 Hard drive: 2630 None<br /> 2631 2632 2633 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/cp_m.html">CP/M</a> 3.0 2634 <br /> 2635 2636 Innovations: It replaced the typical tape media found on computers of the time with a single-sided 3" floppy disk drive, a format that no other major manufacturer would use.<br /> 2637The software on floppy disks usually had a version running in CP/M 2 on one side and a version for CP/M 3 on the other.<br /> 2638 2639 <p> 2640 <br /> 2641 The model was initially launched in the United States (June 13, 1985) imported and distributed by Indescomp, Inc. of Chicago, and was the first Amstrad sold in North America, a hostile region for European computers.<br /> 2642Two months later (August 15, 1985), it entered the European market, replacing the CPC 664.<br /> 2643In Spain, it was distributed by Indescomp (later renamed Amstrad España, after its acquisition by the British manufacturer Amstrad Consumer PLC), with a keyboard that included the letter Ã.<br /> 2644Aside from the British market, this same model was distributed by Awa (in Australia) and Schneider (in Germany).<br /> 2645Amstrad's split with Schneider led Schneider España to distribute the Schneider CPC 6126 in the Spanish market, with the keyboard and manuals in Spanish.<br /> 2646 </p> 2647 2648 <p class="more_box"> 2649 <a href="/computers/amstrad_cpc_6128.html" class="more">More â</a> 2650 </p> 2651 2652 </div> 2653 2654 </div> 2655<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 2656 <a href="/computers/amstrad_cpc_472.html"> 2657 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/amstrad_cpc_472_es.png" src="/miniathumb/amstrad_cpc_472_es.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 2658 </a> 2659 </div> 2660 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/amstrad_cpc_472.html" rel="tag" title="Amstrad CPC 472">Amstrad CPC 472</a></span> <br /> 2661 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 2662 2663 2664 2665 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/amstrad.html">Amstrad</a> <br /> 2666 Launches: 1985<br /> 2667 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_united_kingdom.html"><img src="/flags/gb.png" alt="" /> United Kingdom</a><br /> CPU: 2668 <a href="/microprocessors/z80.html">Zilog Z80A</a>
2669 @ 4MHz <br /> 2670 Memory: 72 KB <br /> 2671 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/cassette.html">Cassette</a><br /> 2672 Hard drive: 2673 None<br /> 2674 2675 2676 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/basic.html">BASIC</a> 1.1 ver. sin à 2677 or 2678 <a href="/operating_systems/basic.html">BASIC</a> 1.0 ver. con à <br /> 2679 2680 2681 <p> 2682 <br /> 2683 An Amstrad distributed by Indescomp (the brand's distributor in Spain, which would later become the subsidiary Amstrad Spain) exclusively for the Spanish market. It was identical to the CPC 464, but had a printed circuit board in the ROM socket that included an 8KB RAM chip, increasing the original CPC 464's memory from 64KB to 74KB, theoretically to accommodate the new commands and routines of the new BASIC 1.1 it incorporated.<br /> 2684But this was only a ruse to avoid the 15,000-peseta tariff that all microcomputers imported into Spain with 64KB or less of RAM had to pay starting in August 1985.<br /> 2685Subsequently, all computer keyboards sold in Spain were required to be adapted to Spanish, so the à key had to be added to the computer, and the translated ROM version of BASIC 1.0 was used.<br /> 2686A few months later, Spain joined the European Economic Community, so the import tax had to be eliminated.<br /> 2687Amstrad then incorporated the à key into the original CPC 464 model and stopped selling the CPC 472 model.<br /> 2688<br /> 2689<br /> 2690 </p> 2691 2692 <p class="more_box"> 2693 <a href="/computers/amstrad_cpc_472.html" class="more">More â</a> 2694 </p> 2695 2696 </div> 2697 2698 </div> 2699<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 2700 <a href="/computers/xerox_6085.html"> 2701 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/xerox_6085_system_s1.jpg" src="/miniathumb/xerox_6085_system_s1.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 2702 </a> 2703 </div> 2704 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/xerox_6085.html" rel="tag" title="Xerox 6085 PCS">Xerox 6085 PCS</a></span> <br /> 2705 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 2706 2707 2708 2709 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/xerox.html">Xerox</a> <br /> 2710 Launches: 1985<br /> 2711 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 2712 Xerox Mesa 2713 @ 8MHz <br /> 2714 Memory: None <br /> 2715 Hard drive: 2716 <br /> 2717 2718 2719 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/pilot.html">Pilot</a> 2720 <br /> 2721 2722 2723 <p> 2724 <br /> 2725 <br /> 2726 </p> 2727 2728 <p class="more_box"> 2729 <a href="/computers/xerox_6085.html" class="more">More â</a> 2730 </p> 2731 2732 </div> 2733 2734 </div> 2735<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 2736 <a href="/computers/bull_micral_30.html"> 2737 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/bull_micral_30.png" src="/miniathumb/bull_micral_30.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 2738 </a> 2739 </div> 2740 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/bull_micral_30.html" rel="tag" title="Bull Micral 30">Bull Micral 30</a></span> <br /> 2741 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 2742 2743 2744 2745 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/bull.html">Bull</a> <br /> 2746 Launches: 1985<br /> 2747 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_france.html"><img src="/flags/fr.png" alt="" /> France</a><br /> CPU: 2748 <a href="/microprocessors/i8088.html">Intel 8088</a> 2749 @ 4.77MHz <br /> 2750 Memory: None <br /> 2751 Hard drive: 2752 <br /> 2753 2754 2755 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/.html"></a> 2756 <br /> 2757 2758 Innovations: This computer was the first French IBM compatible PC-XT.<br /> 2759 2760 <p> 2761 <br /> 2762 <br /> 2763 </p> 2764 2765 <p class="more_box"> 2766 <a href="/computers/bull_micral_30.html" class="more">More â</a> 2767 </p> 2768 2769 </div> 2770 2771 </div> 2772<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 2773 <a href="/computers/tandy_portable_200.html"> 2774 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/tandy_portable_200.png" src="/miniathumb/tandy_portable_200.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 2775 </a> 2776 </div> 2777 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/tandy_portable_200.html" rel="tag" title="Tandy Portable 200">Tandy Portable 200</a></span> <br /> 2778 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 2779 2780 2781 2782 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/tandy.html">Tandy</a> <br /> 2783 Launches: 1985<br /> 2784 CPU: 2785 2786 <br /> 2787 Memory: None <br /> 2788 Hard drive: 2789 <br /> 2790 2791 2792 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/.html"></a> 2793 <br /> 2794 2795 2796 <p> 2797 <br /> 2798 <br /> 2799 </p> 2800 2801 <p class="more_box"> 2802 <a href="/computers/tandy_portable_200.html" class="more">More â</a> 2803 </p> 2804 2805 </div> 2806 2807 </div> 2808<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 2809 <a href="/computers/tandon_pcx.html">
2810 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/tandon_pcx.png" src="/miniathumb/tandon_pcx.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 2811 </a> 2812 </div> 2813 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/tandon_pcx.html" rel="tag" title="Tandon PCX">Tandon PCX</a></span> <br /> 2814 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 2815 2816 2817 2818 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/tandon.html">Tandon</a> <br /> 2819 Launches: 1986<br /> 2820 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 2821 <a href="/microprocessors/i8086.html">Intel 8086</a> 2822 @ 8MHz <br /> 2823 Memory: 256 KB <br /> 2824 Support A: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_5_25_dd.html">Diskette 5¼" DD</a><br /> 2825 Support B: <a href="/storage_medias/.html">Diskette 5¼" DD</a><br /> 2826 Hard drive: 2827 10 MB<br /> 2828 2829 2830 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/ms-dos.html">MS-DOS</a> 2.11 2831 <br /> 2832 2833 2834 <p> 2835 <br /> 2836 <br /> 2837 </p> 2838 2839 <p class="more_box"> 2840 <a href="/computers/tandon_pcx.html" class="more">More â</a> 2841 </p> 2842 2843 </div> 2844 2845 </div> 2846<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 2847 <a href="/computers/commodore_128d.html"> 2848 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/commodore_128d.jpg" src="/miniathumb/commodore_128d.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 2849 </a> 2850 </div> 2851 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/commodore_128d.html" rel="tag" title="Commodore 128D">Commodore 128D</a></span> <br /> 2852 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 2853 2854 2855 2856 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/commodore.html">Commodore</a> <br /> 2857 Launches: 1986<br /> 2858 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 2859 <a href="/microprocessors/mos7501.html">MOS Tecnology 8502</a> 2860 @ 2MHz <br /> 2861 Memory: 128 KB <br /> 2862 Hard drive: 2863 None<br /> 2864 2865 2866 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/basic.html">BASIC</a> 2867 or 2868 <a href="/operating_systems/cp_m.html">CP/M</a> 3.0 <br /> 2869 2870 2871 <p> 2872 <br /> 2873 This is an improved version of the 128. Designed with a separate keyboard and a plastic casing for the CPU unit, it featured an integrated 1571 disk drive and a fan for cooling.<br /> 2874This model was sold primarily in Europe.<br /> 2875 </p> 2876 2877 <p class="more_box"> 2878 <a href="/computers/commodore_128d.html" class="more">More â</a> 2879 </p> 2880 2881 </div> 2882 2883 </div> 2884<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 2885 <a href="/computers/oric_telestrad.html"> 2886 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/oric_telestrad.jpg" src="/miniathumb/oric_telestrad.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 2887 </a> 2888 </div> 2889 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/oric_telestrad.html" rel="tag" title="Oric Telestrat">Oric Telestrat</a></span> <br /> 2890 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 2891 2892 2893 2894 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/oric.html">Oric</a> <br /> 2895 Launches: 1986<br /> 2896 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_france.html"><img src="/flags/fr.png" alt="" /> France</a><br /> CPU: 2897 <a href="/microprocessors/mos6502.html">Synertek SY6502A o Rockwell R6502AP (clones de MOS6502)</a> 2898 @ 1MHz <br /> 2899 Memory: 64 KB <br /> 2900 Hard drive: 2901 None<br /> 2902 2903 2904 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/basic.html">Basic</a> 2905 <br /> 2906 2907 2908 <p> 2909 <br /> 2910 Evolution of the Atmos, which included a 3" floppy disk drive, MIDI connector, and Minitel connector.<br /> 2911 </p> 2912 2913 <p class="more_box"> 2914 <a href="/computers/oric_telestrad.html" class="more">More â</a> 2915 </p> 2916 2917 </div> 2918 2919 </div> 2920<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 2921 <a href="/computers/mitsubishi_ml-fx1.html"> 2922 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/mitsubishi_ml-fx1.jpg" src="/miniathumb/mitsubishi_ml-fx1.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 2923 </a> 2924 </div> 2925 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/mitsubishi_ml-fx1.html" rel="tag" title="Mitsubishi ML-FX1">Mitsubishi ML-FX1</a></span> <br /> 2926 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 2927 2928 2929 2930 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/mitsubishi.html">Mitsubishi</a> <br /> 2931 Launches: 1986<br /> 2932 CPU: 2933 <a href="/microprocessors/z80.html">Z80A de NEC (D780C-1)</a> 2934 <br /> 2935 Memory: 64 KB <br /> 2936 Hard drive: 2937 None<br /> 2938 2939 2940 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/basic.html">BASIC</a> 2941 <br /> 2942 2943 2944 <p> 2945 <br /> 2946 This computer arrived in Spain thanks to Mabel.<br /> 2947 </p> 2948 2949 <p class="more_box"> 2950 <a href="/computers/mitsubishi_ml-fx1.html" class="more">More â</a> 2951 </p> 2952 2953 </div> 2954 2955 </div> 2956<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 2957 <a href="/computers/macintosh_plus.html">
2958 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/macintosh_plus.jpg" src="/miniathumb/macintosh_plus.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 2959 </a> 2960 </div> 2961 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/macintosh_plus.html" rel="tag" title="Macintosh Plus">Macintosh Plus</a></span> <br /> 2962 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 2963 2964 2965 2966 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/apple.html">Apple</a> <br /> 2967 Launches: 1986<br /> 2968 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 2969 <a href="/microprocessors/m68000.html">Motorola 68000</a> 2970 @ 8MHz <br /> 2971 Memory: 128 KB ~ 4 MB <br /> 2972 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_3_5.html">Diskette 3½"</a><br /> 2973 Hard drive: 2974 <br /> 2975 2976 2977 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/mac_os.html">Mac OS</a> 2978 <br /> 2979 2980 2981 <p> 2982 <br /> 2983 The Macintosh Plus is the third model in the Macintosh line. It was based on the case of the 128K and 512K Macintoshes with a 9-inch display (512x342 pixels, monochrome), but with more memory (1 MB, expandable to 4 MB), a larger ROM (128 KB instead of 64 KB), and a SCSI interface, through which external hard drives and data exchange drives could be connected, as well as a SCSI Ethernet adapter. The case was initially beige in color and later became available in platinum gray.<br /> 2984 </p> 2985 2986 <p class="more_box"> 2987 <a href="/computers/macintosh_plus.html" class="more">More â</a> 2988 </p> 2989 2990 </div> 2991 2992 </div> 2993<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 2994 <a href="/computers/tandon_pca.html"> 2995 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/tandon_pca.jpg" src="/miniathumb/tandon_pca.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 2996 </a> 2997 </div> 2998 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/tandon_pca.html" rel="tag" title="Tandon PCA">Tandon PCA</a></span> <br /> 2999 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 3000 3001 3002 3003 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/tandon.html">Tandon</a> <br /> 3004 Launches: 1986<br /> 3005 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 3006 <a href="/microprocessors/i286.html">Intel 80286</a> 3007 @ 8MHz <br /> 3008 Memory: None <br /> 3009 Hard drive: 3010 <br /> 3011 3012 3013 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/ms-dos.html">MS-DOS</a> 3014 <br /> 3015 3016 3017 <p> 3018 <br /> 3019 A clone of the IBM-PC AT.<br /> 3020 </p> 3021 3022 <p class="more_box"> 3023 <a href="/computers/tandon_pca.html" class="more">More â</a> 3024 </p> 3025 3026 </div> 3027 3028 </div> 3029<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 3030 <a href="/computers/inves_512x.html"> 3031 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/" src="/miniathumb/" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 3032 </a> 3033 </div> 3034 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/inves_512x.html" rel="tag" title="Inves 512 X">Inves 512 X</a></span> <br /> 3035 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 3036 3037 3038 3039 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/inves.html">Inves</a> <br /> 3040 Launches: 1986<br /> 3041 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_spain.html"><img src="/flags/es.png" alt="" /> Spain</a><br /> CPU: 3042 <a href="/microprocessors/i8088.html">Intel 8088</a> 3043 <br /> 3044 Memory: None <br /> 3045 Hard drive: 3046 <br /> 3047 3048 3049 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/ms_dos.html">MS DOS</a> 3050 <br /> 3051 3052 3053 <p> 3054 <br /> 3055 In 1986, Inves manufactured its first "IBM-compatible" PC, the first PC manufactured in Spain, and distributed by El Corte Inglés.<br /> 3056 </p> 3057 3058 <p class="more_box"> 3059 <a href="/computers/inves_512x.html" class="more">More â</a> 3060 </p> 3061 3062 </div> 3063 3064 </div> 3065<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 3066 <a href="/computers/amstrad_pc1512.html"> 3067 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/schneider_amstrad_PC_1512_DD.png" src="/miniathumb/schneider_amstrad_PC_1512_DD.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 3068 </a> 3069 </div> 3070 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/amstrad_pc1512.html" rel="tag" title="Amstrad PC1512">Amstrad PC1512</a></span> <br /> 3071 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 3072 3073 3074 3075 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/amstrad.html">Amstrad</a> <br /> 3076 Launches: 1986<br /> 3077 CPU: 3078 <a href="/microprocessors/i8086.html">Intel 8086</a> 3079 @ 8MHz <br />
3080 Memory: 512 KB ~ 640 KB <br /> 3081 Support A: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_5_25_dd.html">Diskette 5¼" DD</a><br /> 3082 Support B: <a href="/storage_medias/.html">Diskette 5¼" DD</a><br /> 3083 Hard drive: 3084 None<br /> 3085 3086 3087 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/ms-dos.html">MS-DOS</a> 3.2 3088 <br /> 3089 3090 3091 <p> 3092 <br /> 3093 It could be purchased with a color (CM) or monochrome (MM) monitor.<br /> 3094And with floppy disk drives for low-density (PC1512SD) or double-density (PC1512DD) disks.<br /> 3095This computer initially didn't have a hard drive, but one could be included. Its floppy disk drives could also be replaced with high-density ones.<br /> 3096<br /> 3097The keyboard:<br /> 3098<br /> 3099When Amstrad manufactured the PC1512 in 1986, it was careful to avoid any conflict with IBM and made sure not to infringe any of IBM's patents on the IBM PC. In fact, there were very few patents registered other than the keyboard interface.<br /> 3100<br /> 3101Therefore, Amstrad designed a new keyboard interface that was quite different (and therefore incompatible) with the IBM interface. The connector and protocols were different, so an Amstrad keyboard cannot be used (even with an adapter) with an IBM PC, or vice versa.<br /> 3102<br /> 3103The proprietary keyboard interface was used on all machines in the 1000, 2000, 3000 and 4000 series. Later (from the 5000 series onwards), Amstrad followed what had become common practice and switched to the IBM PS/2 keyboard interface.<br /> 3104 </p> 3105 3106 <p class="more_box"> 3107 <a href="/computers/amstrad_pc1512.html" class="more">More â</a> 3108 </p> 3109 3110 </div> 3111 3112 </div> 3113<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 3114 <a href="/computers/ibm_xt_286.html"> 3115 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/ibm_5162.png" src="/miniathumb/ibm_5162.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 3116 </a> 3117 </div> 3118 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/ibm_xt_286.html" rel="tag" title="IBM XT/286 (5162)">IBM XT/286 (5162)</a></span> <br /> 3119 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 3120 3121 3122 3123 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/ibm.html">IBM</a> <br /> 3124 Launches: 1986<br /> 3125 CPU: 3126 <a href="/microprocessors/i286.html">Intel 80386</a> 3127 <br /> 3128 Memory: None <br /> 3129 Hard drive: 3130 <br /> 3131 3132 3133 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/pc_dos.html">PC DOS</a> 3134 <br /> 3135 3136 3137 <p> 3138 <br /> 3139 <br /> 3140 </p> 3141 3142 <p class="more_box"> 3143 <a href="/computers/ibm_xt_286.html" class="more">More â</a> 3144 </p> 3145 3146 </div> 3147 3148 </div> 3149<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 3150 <a href="/computers/amstrad_pc1640.html"> 3151 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/amstrad_pc1640.jpg" src="/miniathumb/amstrad_pc1640.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 3152 </a> 3153 </div> 3154 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/amstrad_pc1640.html" rel="tag" title="Amstrad PC1640">Amstrad PC1640</a></span> <br /> 3155 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 3156 3157 3158 3159 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/amstrad.html">Amstrad</a> <br /> 3160 Launches: 1986<br /> 3161 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_united_kingdom.html"><img src="/flags/gb.png" alt="" /> United Kingdom</a><br /> CPU: 3162 <a href="/microprocessors/i8086.html">Intel 8086</a> 3163 @ 8MHz <br /> 3164 Memory: 640 KB <br /> 3165 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_5_25.html">Diskette 5¼"</a><br /> 3166 Hard drive: 3167 None<br /> 3168 3169 3170 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/ms-dos.html">MS-DOS</a> 3.2 3171 <br /> 3172 3173 3174 <p> 3175 <br /> 3176 This was an update to the previous model, the PC1512, which increased the RAM to 640 KB and incorporated EGA graphics.<br /> 3177<br /> 3178There was a version with a dual 5.5-inch floppy disk drive or a hard drive (PC1640HD20).<br /> 3179 </p> 3180 3181 <p class="more_box"> 3182 <a href="/computers/amstrad_pc1640.html" class="more">More â</a> 3183 </p> 3184 3185 </div> 3186 3187 </div> 3188<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 3189 <a href="/computers/sinclair_zx_spectrum_128_plus2.html"> 3190 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/ZX_Spectrum_plus2.jpg" src="/miniathumb/ZX_Spectrum_plus2.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 3191 </a> 3192 </div> 3193 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/sinclair_zx_spectrum_128_plus2.html" rel="tag" title="Sinclair ZX Spectrum 128 +2">Sinclair ZX Spectrum 128 +2</a></span> <br /> 3194 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 3195 3196 3197 3198 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/sinclair.html">Sinclair</a> <br /> 3199 Launches: 1986<br /> 3200 CPU: 3201 <a href="/microprocessors/z80.html">Zilog Z80</a> 3202 @ 3.54MHz <br /> 3203 Memory: 128 KB <br /> 3204 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/cassette.html">Cassette</a><br /> 3205 Hard drive: 3206 None<br /> 3207 3208 3209 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/basic.html">BASIC</a> 3210 <br /> 3211 3212 3213 <p> 3214 <br /> 3215 After the company was sold to Amstrad, the company began producing this model, based on the ROM of the Sinclair ZX Spectrum 128 model, and similar in appearance to it, but incorporating a cassette drive.<br /> 3216The +2A and +2B variants, produced in Taiwan and China, respectively, did n
3216ot include the disk drive controller circuit.<br /> 3217 </p> 3218 3219 <p class="more_box"> 3220 <a href="/computers/sinclair_zx_spectrum_128_plus2.html" class="more">More â</a> 3221 </p> 3222 3223 </div> 3224 3225 </div> 3226<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 3227 <a href="/computers/compaq_portable_ii.html"> 3228 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/compaq_portable_ii.png" src="/miniathumb/compaq_portable_ii.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 3229 </a> 3230 </div> 3231 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/compaq_portable_ii.html" rel="tag" title="Compaq Portable II">Compaq Portable II</a></span> <br /> 3232 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 3233 3234 3235 3236 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/compaq.html">Compaq</a> <br /> 3237 Launches: 1986<br /> 3238 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 3239 <a href="/microprocessors/i286.html">Intel 80286</a> 3240 @ 8MHz <br /> 3241 Memory: None <br /> 3242 Hard drive: 3243 <br /> 3244 3245 3246 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/ms-dos.html">MS-DOS</a> 3247 <br /> 3248 3249 3250 <p> 3251 <br /> 3252 The Compaq Portable II is the fourth product in the Compaq Portable series to be released by Compaq Computer Corporation in 1986 at a price of $3499.<br /> 3253 </p> 3254 3255 <p class="more_box"> 3256 <a href="/computers/compaq_portable_ii.html" class="more">More â</a> 3257 </p> 3258 3259 </div> 3260 3261 </div> 3262<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 3263 <a href="/computers/bull_micral_60.html"> 3264 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/bull_micral_60.png" src="/miniathumb/bull_micral_60.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 3265 </a> 3266 </div> 3267 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/bull_micral_60.html" rel="tag" title="Bull Micral 60">Bull Micral 60</a></span> <br /> 3268 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 3269 3270 3271 3272 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/bull.html">Bull</a> <br /> 3273 Launches: 1986<br /> 3274 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_france.html"><img src="/flags/fr.png" alt="" /> France</a><br /> CPU: 3275 <a href="/microprocessors/i286.html">Intel 80286</a> 3276 @ 6MHz <br /> 3277 Memory: None <br /> 3278 Hard drive: 3279 <br /> 3280 3281 3282 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/.html"></a> 3283 <br /> 3284 3285 3286 <p> 3287 <br /> 3288 PC-AT compatible made in France.<br /> 3289 </p> 3290 3291 <p class="more_box"> 3292 <a href="/computers/bull_micral_60.html" class="more">More â</a> 3293 </p> 3294 3295 </div> 3296 3297 </div> 3298<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 3299 <a href="/computers/tandon_pca_12_sl.html"> 3300 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/tandon_pca_12_sl.png" src="/miniathumb/tandon_pca_12_sl.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 3301 </a> 3302 </div> 3303 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/tandon_pca_12_sl.html" rel="tag" title="Tandon PCA/12 sl">Tandon PCA/12 sl</a></span> <br /> 3304 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 3305 3306 3307 3308 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/tandon.html">Tandon</a> <br /> 3309 Launches: 1987<br /> 3310 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 3311 <a href="/microprocessors/i286.html">Intel 80286</a> 3312 @ 12MHz <br /> 3313 Memory: None <br /> 3314 Hard drive: 3315 <br /> 3316 3317 3318 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/ms-dos.html">MS-DOS</a> 3.3 3319 <br /> 3320 3321 3322 <p> 3323 <br /> 3324 The PCA model that was equipped with a faster processor.<br /> 3325 </p> 3326 3327 <p class="more_box"> 3328 <a href="/computers/tandon_pca_12_sl.html" class="more">More â</a> 3329 </p> 3330 3331 </div> 3332 3333 </div> 3334<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 3335 <a href="/computers/commodore_128dcr.html"> 3336 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/commodore_128dcr.jpg" src="/miniathumb/commodore_128dcr.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 3337 </a> 3338 </div> 3339 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/commodore_128dcr.html" rel="tag" title="Commodore 128DCR">Commodore 128DCR</a></span> <br /> 3340 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 3341 3342 3343 3344 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/commodore.html">Commodore</a> <br /> 3345 Launches: 1987<br /> 3346 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 3347 <a href="/microprocessors/mos7501.html">MOS Tecnology 8502</a> 3348 @ 2MHz <br /> 3349 Memory: 128 KB <br /> 3350 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_3_5_dd.html">Diskette 3½" DD </a><br /> 3351 Hard drive: 3352 None<br /> 3353 3354 3355 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/basic.html">BASIC</a> 3356 or 3357 <a href="/operating_systems/cp_m.html">CP/M</a> 3.0 <br /> 3358 3359 3360 <p> 3361 <br /> 3362 Very similar in appearance to the 128D, it was a low-cost model thanks to its more compact design.<br /> 3363It was sold primarily in the United States and Canada starting in 1987.<br /> 3364 </p> 3365 3366 <p class="more_box"> 3367 <a href="/computers/commodore_128dcr.html" class="more">More â</a> 3368 </p> 3369 3370 </div> 3371 3372 </div> 3373<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 3374 <a href="/computers/commodore_amiga_2000.html">
3375 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/commodore_amiga_2000.jpg" src="/miniathumb/commodore_amiga_2000.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 3376 </a> 3377 </div> 3378 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/commodore_amiga_2000.html" rel="tag" title="Commodore Amiga 2000">Commodore Amiga 2000</a></span> <br /> 3379 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 3380 3381 3382 3383 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/commodore.html">Commodore</a> <br /> 3384 Launches: 1987<br /> 3385 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 3386 <a href="/microprocessors/m68000.html">Motorola 68000</a> 3387 @ 7.09MHz <br /> 3388 Memory: 1 MB ~ 9 MB <br /> 3389 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_3_5_dd.html">Diskette 3½" DD </a><br /> 3390 Hard drive: 3391 None<br /> 3392 3393 3394 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/amigaos.html">AmigaOS</a> 1.2 3395 <br /> 3396 3397 3398 <p> 3399 <br /> 3400 Despite being aimed at the high-end market, it was technically very similar to the Amiga 500.<br /> 3401<br /> 3402The <strong>Amiga 2500</strong> model was a variant with two pre-installed floppy drives, sold in the United Kingdom.<br /> 3403 </p> 3404 3405 <p class="more_box"> 3406 <a href="/computers/commodore_amiga_2000.html" class="more">More â</a> 3407 </p> 3408 3409 </div> 3410 3411 </div> 3412<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 3413 <a href="/computers/macintosh_se.html"> 3414 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/macintosh_se.png" src="/miniathumb/macintosh_se.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 3415 </a> 3416 </div> 3417 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/macintosh_se.html" rel="tag" title="Macintosh SE">Macintosh SE</a></span> <br /> 3418 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 3419 3420 3421 3422 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/apple.html">Apple</a> <br /> 3423 Launches: 1987<br /> 3424 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 3425 <a href="/microprocessors/m68000.html">Motorola 68000</a> 3426 @ 7.8MHz <br /> 3427 Memory: 1 MB ~ 4 MB <br /> 3428 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_3_5.html">Diskette 3½"</a><br /> 3429 Hard drive: 3430 <br /> 3431 3432 3433 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/mac_os.html">Mac OS</a> 3434 <br /> 3435 3436 3437 <p> 3438 <br /> 3439 <br /> 3440 </p> 3441 3442 <p class="more_box"> 3443 <a href="/computers/macintosh_se.html" class="more">More â</a> 3444 </p> 3445 3446 </div> 3447 3448 </div> 3449<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 3450 <a href="/computers/apple_macintosh_ii.html"> 3451 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/macintosh_ii.jpg" src="/miniathumb/macintosh_ii.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 3452 </a> 3453 </div> 3454 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/apple_macintosh_ii.html" rel="tag" title="Macintosh II">Macintosh II</a></span> <br /> 3455 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 3456 3457 3458 3459 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/apple.html">Apple</a> <br /> 3460 Launches: 1987<br /> 3461 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 3462 <a href="/microprocessors/m68020.html">Motorola 68020</a> 3463 @ 16MHz <br /> 3464 Memory: 1 MB ~ 8 MB <br /> 3465 Hard drive: 3466 <br /> 3467 3468 3469 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/mac_os.html">Mac OS</a> 3470 <br /> 3471 3472 3473 <p> 3474 <br /> 3475 It was the first of what would become the second generation of Macs, in which the display was an external component of the computer and no longer integrated into it.<br /> 3476It was the first Mac to have a color display.<br /> 3477It had a highly modular system, with the video card in a NuBus-type slot, allowing it to be replaced with a third-party card to achieve millions of colors on screen.<br /> 3478It was equipped with a Motorola 68020 microprocessor running at 16 MHz and a 32-bit bus (compared to the 8 MHz and 16-bit bus of the 68000).<br /> 3479 </p> 3480 3481 <p class="more_box"> 3482 <a href="/computers/apple_macintosh_ii.html" class="more">More â</a> 3483 </p> 3484 3485 </div> 3486 3487 </div> 3488<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 3489 <a href="/computers/ibm_ps2_model_50.html"> 3490 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/ibm55sx.png" src="/miniathumb/ibm55sx.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 3491 </a> 3492 </div> 3493 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/ibm_ps2_model_50.html" rel="tag" title="IBM PS/2 Model 50 (8550)">IBM PS/2 Model 50 (8550)</a></span> <br /> 3494 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 3495 3496 3497 3498 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/ibm.html">IBM</a> <br /> 3499 Launches: 1987<br /> 3500 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 3501 <a href="/microprocessors/i286.html">Intel 80286</a> 3502 @ 10MHz <br /> 3503 Memory: 1 MB ~ 7 MB <br /> 3504 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_3_5_dd.html">Diskette 3½" DD </a><br /> 3505 Hard drive: 3506 20 MB<br /> 3507 3508 3509 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/pc_dos.html">PC DOS</a> 3.3 3510 <br /> 3511 3512 3513 <p> 3514 <br /> 3515 <br /> 3516 </p> 3517 3518 <p class="more_box"> 3519 <a href="/computers/ibm_ps2_model_50.html" class="more">More â</a> 3520 </p> 3521 3522 </div> 3523 3524 </div> 3525<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 3526 <a href="/computers/tulip_pc_compact2.html">
3527 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/tulip_pc_compact_2.png" src="/miniathumb/tulip_pc_compact_2.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 3528 </a> 3529 </div> 3530 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/tulip_pc_compact2.html" rel="tag" title="Tulip PC Compact2">Tulip PC Compact2</a></span> <br /> 3531 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 3532 3533 3534 3535 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/tulip.html">Tulip</a> <br /> 3536 Launches: 1987<br /> 3537 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_netherlands.html"><img src="/flags/nl.png" alt="" /> Netherlands</a><br /> CPU: 3538 <a href="/microprocessors/i8088.html">NEC V20</a> 3539 @ 9MHz <br /> 3540 Memory: 640 KB <br /> 3541 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_5_25.html">Diskette 5¼"</a><br /> 3542 Hard drive: 3543 20 MB<br /> 3544 3545 3546 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/ms-dos.html">MS-DOS</a> 3.30 3547 <br /> 3548 3549 3550 <p> 3551 <br /> 3552 An IBM PC compatible equipped with an NEC V20 microprocessor, which, being a clone of the i8088, surpassed it in performance.<br /> 3553 </p> 3554 3555 <p class="more_box"> 3556 <a href="/computers/tulip_pc_compact2.html" class="more">More â</a> 3557 </p> 3558 3559 </div> 3560 3561 </div> 3562<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 3563 <a href="/computers/tandon_pac_286.html"> 3564 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/tandon_pac_286.png" src="/miniathumb/tandon_pac_286.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 3565 </a> 3566 </div> 3567 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/tandon_pac_286.html" rel="tag" title="Tandon PAC 286">Tandon PAC 286</a></span> <br /> 3568 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 3569 3570 3571 3572 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/tandon.html">Tandon</a> <br /> 3573 Launches: 1987<br /> 3574 CPU: 3575 <a href="/microprocessors/i286.html">Intel 286</a> 3576 <br /> 3577 Memory: 2 MB <br /> 3578 Hard drive: 3579 <br /> 3580 3581 3582 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/ms-dos.html">MS-DOS</a> 3583 <br /> 3584 3585 3586 <p> 3587 <br /> 3588 This computer included two Tandon Personal Data Pacs, which were removable hard drives.<br /> 3589 </p> 3590 3591 <p class="more_box"> 3592 <a href="/computers/tandon_pac_286.html" class="more">More â</a> 3593 </p> 3594 3595 </div> 3596 3597 </div> 3598<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 3599 <a href="/computers/commodore_amiga_500.html"> 3600 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/commodore_amiga_500.jpg" src="/miniathumb/commodore_amiga_500.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 3601 </a> 3602 </div> 3603 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/commodore_amiga_500.html" rel="tag" title="Commodore Amiga 500">Commodore Amiga 500</a></span> <br /> 3604 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 3605 3606 3607 3608 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/commodore.html">Commodore</a> <br /> 3609 Launches: 1987<br /> 3610 CPU: 3611 <a href="/microprocessors/m68000.html">Motorola 68000</a> 3612 @ 7.14MHz <br /> 3613 Memory: 512 KB <br /> 3614 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_3_5_dd.html">Diskette 3½" DD </a><br /> 3615 Hard drive: 3616 None<br /> 3617 3618 3619 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/amigaos.html">AmigaOS</a> 1.2 3620 <br /> 3621 3622 3623 <p> 3624 <br /> 3625 This low-cost Commodore, aimed at the home market, was a huge success in Europe, where it dominated the computer video game market, rivaling the Sega Megadrive and Super Nintendo video game consoles.<br /> 3626 </p> 3627 3628 <p class="more_box"> 3629 <a href="/computers/commodore_amiga_500.html" class="more">More â</a> 3630 </p> 3631 3632 </div> 3633 3634 </div> 3635<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 3636 <a href="/computers/ibm_ps2.html"> 3637 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/ibm_ps2_model_30.jpg" src="/miniathumb/ibm_ps2_model_30.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 3638 </a> 3639 </div> 3640 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/ibm_ps2.html" rel="tag" title="IBM PS/2 Model 30 (8530)">IBM PS/2 Model 30 (8530)</a></span> <br /> 3641 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 3642 3643 3644 3645 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/ibm.html">IBM</a> <br /> 3646 Launches: 1987<br /> 3647 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 3648 <a href="/microprocessors/i8086.html">Intel 8086</a> 3649 <br /> 3650 Memory: 640 KB <br /> 3651 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_3_5.html">Diskette 3½"</a><br /> 3652 Hard drive: 3653 20 MB<br /> 3654 3655 3656 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/pc_dos.html">PC DOS</a> 3,3 3657 <br /> 3658 3659 Innovations: They introduced the MCA bus and the connection<br /> 3660for the keyboard and mouse interface, which was also called "PS/2."<br /> 3661<br /> 3662The PS/2 keyboard interface is electronically identical to the widely used PC/AT interface, but instead of the 5-pin DIN connector, a 6-pin mini-DIN connector is used.<br /> 3663The mouse interface is physically identical, but very different from the RS-232 used until then.<br /> 3664Adapters existed for both connectors.<br /> 3665And since both connectors (keyboard and mouse) were identical, Microsoft, with the PC 97 standard, assigned them different c
3665olors.<br /> 3666<br /> 3667Today, the connection of these peripherals has been almost completely replaced by USB.<br /> 3668<br /> 3669They were also the introducers of the new VGA video standard.<br /> 3670 3671 <p> 3672 <br /> 3673 <br /> 3674 </p> 3675 3676 <p class="more_box"> 3677 <a href="/computers/ibm_ps2.html" class="more">More â</a> 3678 </p> 3679 3680 </div> 3681 3682 </div> 3683<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 3684 <a href="/computers/ibm_ps2_model_25.html"> 3685 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/ibm_Personal_System_2_Model_25.png" src="/miniathumb/ibm_Personal_System_2_Model_25.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 3686 </a> 3687 </div> 3688 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/ibm_ps2_model_25.html" rel="tag" title="IBM PS/2 Model 25 (8525)">IBM PS/2 Model 25 (8525)</a></span> <br /> 3689 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 3690 3691 3692 3693 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/ibm.html">IBM</a> <br /> 3694 Launches: 1987<br /> 3695 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 3696 <a href="/microprocessors/i8086.html">Intel 8086</a> 3697 @ 8MHz <br /> 3698 Memory: 512 KB <br /> 3699 Hard drive: 3700 <br /> 3701 3702 3703 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/pc_dos.html">PC DOS</a> 3704 <br /> 3705 3706 3707 <p> 3708 <br /> 3709 It was released a few months after the Model 30. Designed as a low-cost model for the home, it eliminated the MicroChannel bus and replaced it with the previous ISA bus so that users could use more common and cheaper cards.<br /> 3710 </p> 3711 3712 <p class="more_box"> 3713 <a href="/computers/ibm_ps2_model_25.html" class="more">More â</a> 3714 </p> 3715 3716 </div> 3717 3718 </div> 3719<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 3720 <a href="/computers/ibm_ps2_model_70.html"> 3721 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/ibm_ps2-70.png" src="/miniathumb/ibm_ps2-70.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 3722 </a> 3723 </div> 3724 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/ibm_ps2_model_70.html" rel="tag" title="IBM PS/2 Model 70 (8570)">IBM PS/2 Model 70 (8570)</a></span> <br /> 3725 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 3726 3727 3728 3729 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/ibm.html">IBM</a> <br /> 3730 Launches: 1987<br /> 3731 CPU: 3732 <a href="/microprocessors/i386.html">Intel 386SX</a> 3733 @ 16MHz <br /> 3734 Memory: None <br /> 3735 Hard drive: 3736 <br /> 3737 3738 3739 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/pc_dos.html">PC DOS</a> 3740 <br /> 3741 3742 3743 <p> 3744 <br /> 3745 <br /> 3746 </p> 3747 3748 <p class="more_box"> 3749 <a href="/computers/ibm_ps2_model_70.html" class="more">More â</a> 3750 </p> 3751 3752 </div> 3753 3754 </div> 3755<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 3756 <a href="/computers/tandon_386.html"> 3757 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/tandon_386.png" src="/miniathumb/tandon_386.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 3758 </a> 3759 </div> 3760 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/tandon_386.html" rel="tag" title="Tandon 386">Tandon 386</a></span> <br /> 3761 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 3762 3763 3764 3765 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/tandon.html">Tandon</a> <br /> 3766 Launches: 1988<br /> 3767 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 3768 <a href="/microprocessors/i386.html">Intel 80386</a> 3769 @ 16MHz <br /> 3770 Memory: 1 MB <br /> 3771 Hard drive: 3772 40 MB<br /> 3773 3774 3775 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/windows.html">Windows</a> 3776 <br /> 3777 3778 3779 <p> 3780 <br /> 3781 <br /> 3782 </p> 3783 3784 <p class="more_box"> 3785 <a href="/computers/tandon_386.html" class="more">More â</a> 3786 </p> 3787 3788 </div> 3789 3790 </div> 3791<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 3792 <a href="/computers/tandon_386_n.html"> 3793 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/tandon_386_n.png" src="/miniathumb/tandon_386_n.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 3794 </a> 3795 </div> 3796 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/tandon_386_n.html" rel="tag" title="Tandon 386/N">Tandon 386/N</a></span> <br /> 3797 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 3798 3799 3800 3801 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/tandon.html">Tandon</a> <br /> 3802 Launches: 1988<br /> 3803 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 3804 <a href="/microprocessors/i386.html">Intel 386 SX</a> 3805 @ 16MHz <br /> 3806 Memory: 4 MB <br /> 3807 Hard drive: 3808 <br /> 3809 3810 3811 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/ms-dos.html">MS-DOS</a> 3812 <br /> 3813 3814 3815 <p> 3816 <br /> 3817 <br /> 3818 </p> 3819 3820 <p class="more_box"> 3821 <a href="/computers/tandon_386_n.html" class="more">More â</a> 3822 </p> 3823 3824 </div> 3825 3826 </div> 3827<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 3828 <a href="/computers/amstrad_pc2086.html">
3829 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/amstrad_pc2086.png" src="/miniathumb/amstrad_pc2086.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 3830 </a> 3831 </div> 3832 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/amstrad_pc2086.html" rel="tag" title="Amstrad PC2086">Amstrad PC2086</a></span> <br /> 3833 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 3834 3835 3836 3837 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/amstrad.html">Amstrad</a> <br /> 3838 Launches: 1988<br /> 3839 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_united_kingdom.html"><img src="/flags/gb.png" alt="" /> United Kingdom</a><br /> CPU: 3840 <a href="/microprocessors/i8086.html">Intel 8086</a> 3841 <br /> 3842 Memory: None <br /> 3843 Hard drive: 3844 <br /> 3845 3846 3847 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/ms-dos.html">MS-DOS</a> 3.30 3848 or 3849 <a href="/operating_systems/windows.html">Windows</a> 2.03 <br /> 3850 3851 3852 <p> 3853 <br /> 3854 <br /> 3855 </p> 3856 3857 <p class="more_box"> 3858 <a href="/computers/amstrad_pc2086.html" class="more">More â</a> 3859 </p> 3860 3861 </div> 3862 3863 </div> 3864<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 3865 <a href="/computers/inves_pc-640x.html"> 3866 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/inves_pc-640_x.png" src="/miniathumb/inves_pc-640_x.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 3867 </a> 3868 </div> 3869 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/inves_pc-640x.html" rel="tag" title="Inves PC-640 X">Inves PC-640 X</a></span> <br /> 3870 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 3871 3872 3873 3874 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/inves.html">Inves</a> <br /> 3875 Launches: 1988<br /> 3876 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_spain.html"><img src="/flags/es.png" alt="" /> Spain</a><br /> CPU: 3877 <a href="/microprocessors/i8088.html">Intel 8088</a> 3878 @ 10MHz <br /> 3879 Memory: 640 KB <br /> 3880 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_5_25_dd.html">Diskette 5¼" DD</a><br /> 3881 Hard drive: 3882 20 MB<br /> 3883 3884 3885 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/ms-dos.html">MS-DOS</a> 3886 <br /> 3887 3888 3889 <p> 3890 <br /> 3891 <br /> 3892 </p> 3893 3894 <p class="more_box"> 3895 <a href="/computers/inves_pc-640x.html" class="more">More â</a> 3896 </p> 3897 3898 </div> 3899 3900 </div> 3901<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 3902 <a href="/computers/inves_pc-x10.html"> 3903 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/inves_pc-x10.jpg" src="/miniathumb/inves_pc-x10.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 3904 </a> 3905 </div> 3906 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/inves_pc-x10.html" rel="tag" title="Inves PC-X10">Inves PC-X10</a></span> <br /> 3907 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 3908 3909 3910 3911 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/inves.html">Inves</a> <br /> 3912 Launches: 1988<br /> 3913 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_spain.html"><img src="/flags/es.png" alt="" /> Spain</a><br /> CPU: 3914 <a href="/microprocessors/i8088.html">Intel 8088</a> 3915 <br /> 3916 Memory: 512 KB <br /> 3917 Hard drive: 3918 None<br /> 3919 3920 3921 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/ms-dos.html">MS-DOS</a> 3.2 3922 <br /> 3923 3924 3925 <p> 3926 <br /> 3927 <br /> 3928 </p> 3929 3930 <p class="more_box"> 3931 <a href="/computers/inves_pc-x10.html" class="more">More â</a> 3932 </p> 3933 3934 </div> 3935 3936 </div> 3937<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 3938 <a href="/computers/inves_pc-x30.html"> 3939 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/inves_pc-x30.png" src="/miniathumb/inves_pc-x30.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 3940 </a> 3941 </div> 3942 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/inves_pc-x30.html" rel="tag" title="Inves PC-X30">Inves PC-X30</a></span> <br /> 3943 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 3944 3945 3946 3947 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/inves.html">Inves</a> <br /> 3948 Launches: 1988<br /> 3949 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_spain.html"><img src="/flags/es.png" alt="" /> Spain</a><br /> CPU: 3950 <a href="/microprocessors/i8088.html">Intel 8088</a> 3951 @ 10MHz <br /> 3952 Memory: 640 KB <br /> 3953 Hard drive: 3954 20 MB<br /> 3955 3956 3957 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/ms-dos.html">MS-DOS</a> 3.3 3958 <br /> 3959 3960 3961 <p> 3962 <br /> 3963 <br /> 3964 </p> 3965 3966 <p class="more_box"> 3967 <a href="/computers/inves_pc-x30.html" class="more">More â</a> 3968 </p> 3969 3970 </div> 3971 3972 </div> 3973<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 3974 <a href="/computers/sinclair_zx_spectrum_128_plus3.html">
3975 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/ZX_Spectrum_Plus3.jpg" src="/miniathumb/ZX_Spectrum_Plus3.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 3976 </a> 3977 </div> 3978 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/sinclair_zx_spectrum_128_plus3.html" rel="tag" title="Sinclair ZX Spectrum 128 +3">Sinclair ZX Spectrum 128 +3</a></span> <br /> 3979 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 3980 3981 3982 3983 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/sinclair.html">Sinclair</a> <br /> 3984 Launches: 1988<br /> 3985 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_united_kingdom.html"><img src="/flags/gb.png" alt="" /> United Kingdom</a><br /> CPU: 3986 <a href="/microprocessors/z80.html">Zilog Z80</a> 3987 @ 3.54MHz <br /> 3988 Memory: 128 KB <br /> 3989 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_3.html">Diskette 3"</a><br /> 3990 Hard drive: 3991 None<br /> 3992 3993 3994 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/basic.html">BASIC</a> 3995 <br /> 3996 3997 3998 <p> 3999 <br /> 4000 It incorporated a 3" disk drive and a disk operating system, +3DOS, in ROM.<br /> 4001 </p> 4002 4003 <p class="more_box"> 4004 <a href="/computers/sinclair_zx_spectrum_128_plus3.html" class="more">More â</a> 4005 </p> 4006 4007 </div> 4008 4009 </div> 4010<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 4011 <a href="/computers/amstrad_pc2386.html"> 4012 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/amstrad_pc2386.png" src="/miniathumb/amstrad_pc2386.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 4013 </a> 4014 </div> 4015 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/amstrad_pc2386.html" rel="tag" title="Amstrad PC2386">Amstrad PC2386</a></span> <br /> 4016 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 4017 4018 4019 4020 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/amstrad.html">Amstrad</a> <br /> 4021 Launches: 1989<br /> 4022 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_united_kingdom.html"><img src="/flags/gb.png" alt="" /> United Kingdom</a><br /> CPU: 4023 <a href="/microprocessors/i386.html">Intel 80386</a> 4024 @ 20MHz <br /> 4025 Memory: 4 MB <br /> 4026 Hard drive: 4027 <br /> 4028 4029 4030 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/ms-dos.html">MS-DOS</a> 4.02 4031 or 4032 <a href="/operating_systems/windows.html">Windows</a> <br /> 4033 4034 4035 <p> 4036 <br /> 4037 <br /> 4038 </p> 4039 4040 <p class="more_box"> 4041 <a href="/computers/amstrad_pc2386.html" class="more">More â</a> 4042 </p> 4043 4044 </div> 4045 4046 </div> 4047<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 4048 <a href="/computers/amstrad_pc2286.html"> 4049 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/amstrad_pc2286.jpg" src="/miniathumb/amstrad_pc2286.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 4050 </a> 4051 </div> 4052 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/amstrad_pc2286.html" rel="tag" title="Amstrad PC2286">Amstrad PC2286</a></span> <br /> 4053 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 4054 4055 4056 4057 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/amstrad.html">Amstrad</a> <br /> 4058 Launches: 1989<br /> 4059 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_united_kingdom.html"><img src="/flags/gb.png" alt="" /> United Kingdom</a><br /> CPU: 4060 <a href="/microprocessors/i286.html">Intel 80286</a> 4061 @ 12.5MHz <br /> 4062 Memory: 1 MB ~ 4 MB <br /> 4063 Hard drive: 4064 <br /> 4065 4066 4067 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/ms-dos.html">MS-DOS</a> 4.01 4068 or 4069 <a href="/operating_systems/windows.html">Windows</a> 2.1 <br /> 4070 4071 4072 <p> 4073 <br /> 4074 <br /> 4075 </p> 4076 4077 <p class="more_box"> 4078 <a href="/computers/amstrad_pc2286.html" class="more">More â</a> 4079 </p> 4080 4081 </div> 4082 4083 </div> 4084<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 4085 <a href="/computers/atari_portfolio.html"> 4086 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/atari_portfolio.jpg" src="/miniathumb/atari_portfolio.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 4087 </a> 4088 </div> 4089 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/atari_portfolio.html" rel="tag" title="Atari Portfolio">Atari Portfolio</a></span> <br /> 4090 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 4091 4092 4093 4094 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/atari.html">Atari</a> <br /> 4095 Launches: 1989<br /> 4096 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 4097 <a href="/microprocessors/i8088.html">8088</a> 4098 @ 4.9MHz <br /> 4099 Memory: 128 KB <br /> 4100 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/atari_portfolio_memory_card.html">Atari Portfolio Memory Card</a><br /> 4101 Hard drive: 4102 655360 MB<br /> 4103 4104 4105 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/ms-dos.html">MS-DOS</a> 2.11 (DIP DOS) 4106 <br /> 4107 4108 4109 <p> 4110 <br /> 4111 A superportable computer, which already used a hard drive with memory chips and DOS in ROM.<br /> 4112 </p> 4113 4114 <p class="more_box"> 4115 <a href="/computers/atari_portfolio.html" class="more">More â</a> 4116 </p> 4117 4118 </div> 4119 4120 </div> 4121<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 4122 <a href="/computers/inves_pc-640a.html">
4123 <img -src="/thumbnails/https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-0Snk8D_kAcU/WMsDrZ75z8I/AAAAAAAAExk/9ev4BxMaVWkg4-UxZ-i-QpzOvX_orqlVQCLcB/s1600/333a-inves017.jpg" src="https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-0Snk8D_kAcU/WMsDrZ75z8I/AAAAAAAAExk/9ev4BxMaVWkg4-UxZ-i-QpzOvX_orqlVQCLcB/s1600/333a-inves017.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 4124 </a> 4125 </div> 4126 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/inves_pc-640a.html" rel="tag" title="Inves PC-640 A">Inves PC-640 A</a></span> <br /> 4127 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 4128 4129 4130 4131 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/inves.html">Inves</a> <br /> 4132 Launches: 1989<br /> 4133 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_spain.html"><img src="/flags/es.png" alt="" /> Spain</a><br /> CPU: 4134 <a href="/microprocessors/i286.html">Intel 80286</a> 4135 @ 10MHz <br /> 4136 Memory: 512 KB ~ 1 MB <br /> 4137 Hard drive: 4138 40 MB<br /> 4139 4140 4141 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/ms-dos.html">MS-DOS</a> 3.3 4142 <br /> 4143 4144 4145 <p> 4146 <br /> 4147 <br /> 4148 </p> 4149 4150 <p class="more_box"> 4151 <a href="/computers/inves_pc-640a.html" class="more">More â</a> 4152 </p> 4153 4154 </div> 4155 4156 </div> 4157<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 4158 <a href="/computers/sam_coupe.html"> 4159 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/sam_coupe.jpg" src="/miniathumb/sam_coupe.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 4160 </a> 4161 </div> 4162 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/sam_coupe.html" rel="tag" title="SAM Coupé">SAM Coupé</a></span> <br /> 4163 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 4164 4165 4166 4167 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/mgt.html">MGT</a> <br /> 4168 Launches: 1989<br /> 4169 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_.html"><img src="/flags/uk.png" alt="" /> </a><br /> CPU: 4170 <a href="/microprocessors/z80.html">Z80B</a> 4171 @ 6MHz <br /> 4172 Memory: 256 KB <br /> 4173 Hard drive: 4174 <br /> 4175 4176 4177 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/basic.html">Basic</a> 4178 or 4179 <a href="/operating_systems/samdos.html">SAMDOS</a> <br /> 4180 4181 4182 <p> 4183 <br /> 4184 This computer was an advanced clone of the Sinclair ZX Spectrum, manufactured by Miles Gordon Technology.<br /> 4185It was marketed under the names SAM Coupé and SAM Ãlite.<br /> 4186In Spain, it was distributed by LSB.<br /> 4187 </p> 4188 4189 <p class="more_box"> 4190 <a href="/computers/sam_coupe.html" class="more">More â</a> 4191 </p> 4192 4193 </div> 4194 4195 </div> 4196<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 4197 <a href="/computers/macintosh_portable.html"> 4198 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/macintosh_portable.jpg" src="/miniathumb/macintosh_portable.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 4199 </a> 4200 </div> 4201 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/macintosh_portable.html" rel="tag" title="Macintosh Portable">Macintosh Portable</a></span> <br /> 4202 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 4203 4204 4205 4206 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/apple.html">Apple</a> <br /> 4207 Launches: 1989<br /> 4208 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 4209 <a href="/microprocessors/m68000.html">Motorola 68000</a> 4210 @ 16MHz <br /> 4211 Memory: 1 MB <br /> 4212 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_3_5.html">Diskette 3½"</a><br /> 4213 Hard drive: 4214 40 MB<br /> 4215 4216 4217 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/mac_os.html">Mac OS</a> 4218 <br /> 4219 4220 4221 <p> 4222 <br /> 4223 For the creation of its first laptop, Apple based its design on the Macintosh SE of the time.<br /> 4224<br /> 4225Next to the keyboard, it included a novel trackball.<br /> 4226 </p> 4227 4228 <p class="more_box"> 4229 <a href="/computers/macintosh_portable.html" class="more">More â</a> 4230 </p> 4231 4232 </div> 4233 4234 </div> 4235<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 4236 <a href="/computers/amstrad_pc1286.html"> 4237 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/amstrad_pc1286.png" src="/miniathumb/amstrad_pc1286.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 4238 </a> 4239 </div> 4240 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/amstrad_pc1286.html" rel="tag" title="Amstrad PC1286">Amstrad PC1286</a></span> <br /> 4241 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 4242 4243 4244 4245 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/amstrad.html">Amstrad</a> <br /> 4246 Launches: 1989<br /> 4247 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_united_kingdom.html"><img src="/flags/gb.png" alt="" /> United Kingdom</a><br /> CPU: 4248 <a href="/microprocessors/i286.html">Intel 80286</a> 4249 <br /> 4250 Memory: 1 MB <br /> 4251 Hard drive: 4252 <br /> 4253 4254 4255 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/ms-dos.html">MS-DOS</a> 4256 <br /> 4257 4258 4259 <p> 4260 <br /> 4261 Version of the PC2286 intended for the large business market.<br /> 4262 </p> 4263 4264 <p class="more_box"> 4265 <a href="/computers/amstrad_pc1286.html" class="more">More â</a> 4266 </p> 4267 4268 </div> 4269 4270 </div> 4271<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 4272 <a href="/computers/amstrad_pc1386.html">
4273 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/amstrad_pc1386.png" src="/miniathumb/amstrad_pc1386.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 4274 </a> 4275 </div> 4276 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/amstrad_pc1386.html" rel="tag" title="Amstrad PC1386">Amstrad PC1386</a></span> <br /> 4277 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 4278 4279 4280 4281 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/amstrad.html">Amstrad</a> <br /> 4282 Launches: 1989<br /> 4283 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_united_kingdom.html"><img src="/flags/gb.png" alt="" /> United Kingdom</a><br /> CPU: 4284 <a href="/microprocessors/i386.html">Intel 80386</a> 4285 <br /> 4286 Memory: 1 MB <br /> 4287 Hard drive: 4288 <br /> 4289 4290 4291 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/ms-dos.html">MS-DOS</a> 4292 <br /> 4293 4294 4295 <p> 4296 <br /> 4297 <br /> 4298 </p> 4299 4300 <p class="more_box"> 4301 <a href="/computers/amstrad_pc1386.html" class="more">More â</a> 4302 </p> 4303 4304 </div> 4305 4306 </div> 4307<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 4308 <a href="/computers/atari_ste.html"> 4309 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/atari_ste.jpg" src="/miniathumb/atari_ste.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 4310 </a> 4311 </div> 4312 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/atari_ste.html" rel="tag" title="Atari STE">Atari STE</a></span> <br /> 4313 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 4314 4315 4316 4317 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/atari.html">Atari</a> <br /> 4318 Launches: 1989<br /> 4319 CPU: 4320 <a href="/microprocessors/m68000.html">Motorola 68000</a> 4321 <br /> 4322 Memory: 512 KB ~ 4 MB <br /> 4323 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_3_5_dd.html">Diskette 3½" DD </a><br /> 4324 Hard drive: 4325 None<br /> 4326 4327 4328 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/tos.html">TOS</a> 1.06 4329 <br /> 4330 4331 4332 <p> 4333 <br /> 4334 In late 1989, Atari Corporation released the 520STE and 1040STE, an improved version of the ST with improvements in multimedia hardware and the operating system.<br /> 4335 </p> 4336 4337 <p class="more_box"> 4338 <a href="/computers/atari_ste.html" class="more">More â</a> 4339 </p> 4340 4341 </div> 4342 4343 </div> 4344<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 4345 <a href="/computers/atari_tt030.html"> 4346 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/atari_tt030.jpg" src="/miniathumb/atari_tt030.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 4347 </a> 4348 </div> 4349 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/atari_tt030.html" rel="tag" title="Atari TT030">Atari TT030</a></span> <br /> 4350 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 4351 4352 4353 4354 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/atari.html">Atari</a> <br /> 4355 Launches: 1990<br /> 4356 CPU: 4357 <a href="/microprocessors/m68030.html">Motorola 68030</a> 4358 @ 32MHz <br /> 4359 Memory: 2 MB ~ 16 MB <br /> 4360 Hard drive: 4361 50 MB<br /> 4362 4363 4364 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/tos.html">TOS</a> 3.01 4365 <br /> 4366 4367 4368 <p> 4369 <br /> 4370 <br /> 4371 </p> 4372 4373 <p class="more_box"> 4374 <a href="/computers/atari_tt030.html" class="more">More â</a> 4375 </p> 4376 4377 </div> 4378 4379 </div> 4380<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 4381 <a href="/computers/commodore_amiga_3000.html"> 4382 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/commodore_amiga_3000.jpg" src="/miniathumb/commodore_amiga_3000.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 4383 </a> 4384 </div> 4385 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/commodore_amiga_3000.html" rel="tag" title="Commodore Amiga 3000">Commodore Amiga 3000</a></span> <br /> 4386 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 4387 4388 4389 4390 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/commodore.html">Commodore</a> <br /> 4391 Launches: 1990<br /> 4392 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 4393 <a href="/microprocessors/m68030.html">Motorola 68030</a> 4394 @ 16MHz <br /> 4395 Memory: 2 MB ~ 18 MB <br /> 4396 Support A: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_3_5_dd.html">Diskette 3½" DD </a><br /> 4397 Support B: <a href="/storage_medias/.html">Diskette 3½" DD </a><br /> 4398 Hard drive: 4399 None<br /> 4400 4401 4402 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/amigaos.html">AmigaOS</a> 1.4 4403 <br /> 4404 4405 4406 <p> 4407 <br /> 4408 It was a professional multimedia computer, successor to the Amiga 2000.<br /> 4409 </p> 4410 4411 <p class="more_box"> 4412 <a href="/computers/commodore_amiga_3000.html" class="more">More â</a> 4413 </p> 4414 4415 </div> 4416 4417 </div> 4418<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 4419 <a href="/computers/ibm_ps_1.html">
4420 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/ibm_ps1.png" src="/miniathumb/ibm_ps1.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 4421 </a> 4422 </div> 4423 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/ibm_ps_1.html" rel="tag" title="IBM PS/1 (2011)">IBM PS/1 (2011)</a></span> <br /> 4424 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 4425 4426 4427 4428 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/ibm.html">IBM</a> <br /> 4429 Launches: 1990<br /> 4430 CPU: 4431 <a href="/microprocessors/i286.html">Intel 80286</a> 4432 @ 10MHz <br /> 4433 Memory: 512 KB <br /> 4434 Hard drive: 4435 <br /> 4436 4437 4438 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/pc_dos.html">PC DOS</a> 4.01 4439 <br /> 4440 4441 Innovations: Unlike the innovative PS/2, this was a low-cost model that used common technologies used by all manufacturers of the time, such as the ISA bus, the VGA standard, or the IDE disk connection.<br /> 4442 4443 <p> 4444 <br /> 4445 In 1990, IBM returned to the home market, five years after its previous attempt with the IBM PCjr.<br /> 4446The name PS/1 suggested that it was a more limited line than its previous PS/2.<br /> 4447The 2011 model was the first in a line of PS/1s that would be produced until 1994, when they were replaced by the IBM Aptiva.<br /> 4448Its processors evolved from the 286 to the 486, and its memory would also progressively increase.<br /> 4449 </p> 4450 4451 <p class="more_box"> 4452 <a href="/computers/ibm_ps_1.html" class="more">More â</a> 4453 </p> 4454 4455 </div> 4456 4457 </div> 4458<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 4459 <a href="/computers/amstrad_6128_plus.html"> 4460 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/amstrad_6128plus_es.jpg" src="/miniathumb/amstrad_6128plus_es.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 4461 </a> 4462 </div> 4463 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/amstrad_6128_plus.html" rel="tag" title="Amstrad 6128 plus">Amstrad 6128 plus</a></span> <br /> 4464 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 4465 4466 4467 4468 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/amstrad.html">Amstrad</a> <br /> 4469 Launches: 1990<br /> 4470 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_united_kingdom.html"><img src="/flags/gb.png" alt="" /> United Kingdom</a><br /> CPU: 4471 <a href="/microprocessors/z80.html">Zilog Z80</a> 4472 @ 4MHz <br /> 4473 Memory: 128 KB <br /> 4474 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_3.html">Diskette 3"</a><br /> 4475 Hard drive: 4476 None<br /> 4477 4478 4479 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/amsdos.html">AMSDOS</a> 4480 <br /> 4481 4482 Innovations: It improved upon the Amstrad 6128 in terms of graphics, increasing the palette to 4,096 colors, of which 31 could be displayed simultaneously on screen, and adding support for managing sprites.<br /> 4483It also incorporated DMA in the audio department.<br /> 4484 4485 <p> 4486 <br /> 4487 The upgrade to the Amstrad 6128 model, which was only on the market for three months.<br /> 4488Compared to its competitors in the 1990 market (the Atari ST and the Commodore Amiga), its 8-bit processor was already outdated.<br /> 4489 </p> 4490 4491 <p class="more_box"> 4492 <a href="/computers/amstrad_6128_plus.html" class="more">More â</a> 4493 </p> 4494 4495 </div> 4496 4497 </div> 4498<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 4499 <a href="/computers/inves_pc_sistema_32.html"> 4500 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/inves_system32.png" src="/miniathumb/inves_system32.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 4501 </a> 4502 </div> 4503 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/inves_pc_sistema_32.html" rel="tag" title="Inves PC-Sistema 32">Inves PC-Sistema 32</a></span> <br /> 4504 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 4505 4506 4507 4508 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/inves.html">Inves</a> <br /> 4509 Launches: 1990<br /> 4510 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_spain.html"><img src="/flags/es.png" alt="" /> Spain</a><br /> CPU: 4511 <a href="/microprocessors/i386.html">Intel 80386</a> 4512 @ 20MHz <br /> 4513 Memory: 1 MB ~ 16 MB <br /> 4514 Hard drive: 4515 <br /> 4516 4517 4518 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/unix.html">UNIX</a> 4519 <br /> 4520 4521 4522 <p> 4523 <br /> 4524 Inves sold these bulky computers as multi-user workstations with a UNIX operating system, with clock speeds of 20 or 25 MHz.<br /> 4525 </p> 4526 4527 <p class="more_box"> 4528 <a href="/computers/inves_pc_sistema_32.html" class="more">More â</a> 4529 </p> 4530 4531 </div> 4532 4533 </div> 4534<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 4535 <a href="/computers/amstrad_pc5086.html">
4536 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/amstrad_pc5086.png" src="/miniathumb/amstrad_pc5086.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 4537 </a> 4538 </div> 4539 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/amstrad_pc5086.html" rel="tag" title="Amstrad PC5086">Amstrad PC5086</a></span> <br /> 4540 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 4541 4542 4543 4544 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/amstrad.html">Amstrad</a> <br /> 4545 Launches: 1991<br /> 4546 CPU: 4547 <a href="/microprocessors/i8086.html">Intel 8086</a> 4548 @ 8MHz <br /> 4549 Memory: 640 KB <br /> 4550 Hard drive: 4551 40 MB<br /> 4552 4553 4554 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/ms-dos.html">MS-DOS</a> 3.3 4555 <br /> 4556 4557 4558 <p> 4559 <br /> 4560 <br /> 4561 </p> 4562 4563 <p class="more_box"> 4564 <a href="/computers/amstrad_pc5086.html" class="more">More â</a> 4565 </p> 4566 4567 </div> 4568 4569 </div> 4570<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 4571 <a href="/computers/commodore_amiga_600.html"> 4572 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/commodore_amiga_600.jpg" src="/miniathumb/commodore_amiga_600.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 4573 </a> 4574 </div> 4575 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/commodore_amiga_600.html" rel="tag" title="Commodore Amiga 600">Commodore Amiga 600</a></span> <br /> 4576 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 4577 4578 4579 4580 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/commodore.html">Commodore</a> <br /> 4581 Launches: 1992<br /> 4582 CPU: 4583 <a href="/microprocessors/m68000.html">Motorola 68000</a> 4584 @ 7.14MHz <br /> 4585 Memory: 1 MB <br /> 4586 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_3_5_dd.html">Diskette 3½" DD </a><br /> 4587 Hard drive: 4588 None<br /> 4589 4590 4591 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/amigaos.html">AmigaOS</a> 2.05 4592 <br /> 4593 4594 4595 <p> 4596 <br /> 4597 It was the last computer in the Amiga family based on the Motorola 68000 and the 1990 Amiga Enhanced chipset.<br /> 4598<br /> 4599It was smaller than the Amiga 500 because it lacked the numeric keypad. It also added the option of an internal hard drive and a PCMCIA port.<br /> 4600 </p> 4601 4602 <p class="more_box"> 4603 <a href="/computers/commodore_amiga_600.html" class="more">More â</a> 4604 </p> 4605 4606 </div> 4607 4608 </div> 4609<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 4610 <a href="/computers/ibm_ps_1_pro_2123.html"> 4611 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/ibm_ps1_pro.jpg" src="/miniathumb/ibm_ps1_pro.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 4612 </a> 4613 </div> 4614 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/ibm_ps_1_pro_2123.html" rel="tag" title="IBM PS/1 Pro (2123)">IBM PS/1 Pro (2123)</a></span> <br /> 4615 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 4616 4617 4618 4619 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/ibm.html">IBM</a> <br /> 4620 Launches: 1992<br /> 4621 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 4622 <a href="/microprocessors/i386.html">80386SX</a> 4623 @ 20MHz <br /> 4624 Memory: 2 MB <br /> 4625 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_3_5_dd.html">Diskette 3½" DD </a><br /> 4626 Hard drive: 4627 40 MB<br /> 4628 4629 4630 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/pc_dos.html">PC DOS</a> 4631 <br /> 4632 4633 4634 <p> 4635 <br /> 4636 <br /> 4637 </p> 4638 4639 <p class="more_box"> 4640 <a href="/computers/ibm_ps_1_pro_2123.html" class="more">More â</a> 4641 </p> 4642 4643 </div> 4644 4645 </div> 4646<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 4647 <a href="/computers/commodore_amiga_4000.html"> 4648 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/commodore_amiga_4000.png" src="/miniathumb/commodore_amiga_4000.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 4649 </a> 4650 </div> 4651 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/commodore_amiga_4000.html" rel="tag" title="Commodore Amiga 4000">Commodore Amiga 4000</a></span> <br /> 4652 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 4653 4654 4655 4656 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/commodore.html">Commodore</a> <br /> 4657 Launches: 1992<br /> 4658 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 4659 <a href="/microprocessors/m68040.html">Motorola 68040</a> 4660 @ 25MHz <br /> 4661 Memory: 2 MB ~ 18 MB <br /> 4662 Support A: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_3_5_dd.html">Diskette 3½" DD </a><br /> 4663 Support B: <a href="/storage_medias/.html">Diskette 3½" DD </a><br /> 4664 Hard drive: 4665 None<br /> 4666 4667 4668 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/amigaos.html">AmigaOS</a> 3.0 4669 <br /> 4670 4671 4672 <p> 4673 <br /> 4674 It was the most powerful of the Amiga family.<br /> 4675<br /> 4676The tower box version was called the <strong>Amiga 4000T</strong>.<br /> 4677 </p> 4678 4679 <p class="more_box"> 4680 <a href="/computers/commodore_amiga_4000.html" class="more">More â</a> 4681 </p> 4682 4683 </div> 4684 4685 </div> 4686<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 4687 <a href="/computers/commodore_amiga_1200.html">
4688 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/commodore_amiga_1200.png" src="/miniathumb/commodore_amiga_1200.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 4689 </a> 4690 </div> 4691 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/commodore_amiga_1200.html" rel="tag" title="Commodore Amiga 1200">Commodore Amiga 1200</a></span> <br /> 4692 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 4693 4694 4695 4696 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/commodore.html">Commodore</a> <br /> 4697 Launches: 1992<br /> 4698 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 4699 <a href="/microprocessors/m68020.html">Motorola 68EC020</a> 4700 @ 14.32MHz <br /> 4701 Memory: 2 MB <br /> 4702 Support: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_3_5_dd.html">Diskette 3½" DD </a><br /> 4703 Hard drive: 4704 None<br /> 4705 4706 4707 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/amigaos.html">AmigaOS</a> 3.0 4708 <br /> 4709 4710 4711 <p> 4712 <br /> 4713 This computer was supposed to be the replacement for the successful Amiga 500, but by the time it was released, the PC compatibles already offered similar graphics and sound features at a similar price.<br /> 4714 </p> 4715 4716 <p class="more_box"> 4717 <a href="/computers/commodore_amiga_1200.html" class="more">More â</a> 4718 </p> 4719 4720 </div> 4721 4722 </div> 4723<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 4724 <a href="/computers/ibm_ps2_model_90.html"> 4725 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/ps2_8590.png" src="/miniathumb/ps2_8590.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 4726 </a> 4727 </div> 4728 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/ibm_ps2_model_90.html" rel="tag" title="IBM PS/2 Model 90 (8590/9590)">IBM PS/2 Model 90 (8590/9590)</a></span> <br /> 4729 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 4730 4731 4732 4733 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/ibm.html">IBM</a> <br /> 4734 Launches: 1993<br /> 4735 CPU: 4736 <a href="/microprocessors/i486.html">Intel 80486</a> 4737 @ 20MHz <br /> 4738 Memory: 1 MB <br /> 4739 Hard drive: 4740 <br /> 4741 4742 4743 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/pc_dos.html">PC DOS</a> 4744 <br /> 4745 4746 4747 <p> 4748 <br /> 4749 <br /> 4750 </p> 4751 4752 <p class="more_box"> 4753 <a href="/computers/ibm_ps2_model_90.html" class="more">More â</a> 4754 </p> 4755 4756 </div> 4757 4758 </div> 4759<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 4760 <a href="/computers/ibm_aptiva.html"> 4761 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/ibm_aptiva.jpg" src="/miniathumb/ibm_aptiva.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 4762 </a> 4763 </div> 4764 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/ibm_aptiva.html" rel="tag" title="IBM Aptiva">IBM Aptiva</a></span> <br /> 4765 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 4766 4767 4768 4769 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/ibm.html">IBM</a> <br /> 4770 Launches: 1994<br /> 4771 CPU: 4772 <a href="/microprocessors/i486.html">Intel 80486</a> 4773 <br /> 4774 Memory: None <br /> 4775 Hard drive: 4776 <br /> 4777 4778 4779 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/windows.html">Windows</a> 3.1 4780 <br /> 4781 4782 Innovations: Most of the Aptiva series incorporated a modem and a hibernation system.<br /> 4783 4784 <p> 4785 <br /> 4786 <br /> 4787 </p> 4788 4789 <p class="more_box"> 4790 <a href="/computers/ibm_aptiva.html" class="more">More â</a> 4791 </p> 4792 4793 </div> 4794 4795 </div> 4796<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 4797 <a href="/computers/inves_bs-486.html"> 4798 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/inves_bs-486.jpg" src="/miniathumb/inves_bs-486.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 4799 </a> 4800 </div> 4801 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/inves_bs-486.html" rel="tag" title="Inves BS-486">Inves BS-486</a></span> <br /> 4802 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 4803 4804 4805 4806 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/inves.html">Inves</a> <br /> 4807 Launches: 1994<br /> 4808 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_spain.html"><img src="/flags/es.png" alt="" /> Spain</a><br /> CPU: 4809 <a href="/microprocessors/i486.html">Intel 80486</a> 4810 <br /> 4811 Memory: None <br /> 4812 Hard drive: 4813 <br /> 4814 4815 4816 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/ms-dos.html">MS-DOS</a> 4817 <br /> 4818 4819 4820 <p> 4821 <br /> 4822 <br /> 4823 </p> 4824 4825 <p class="more_box"> 4826 <a href="/computers/inves_bs-486.html" class="more">More â</a> 4827 </p> 4828 4829 </div> 4830 4831 </div> 4832<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 4833 <a href="/computers/ibm_pc_300.html">
4834 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/ibm_pc_300.jpg" src="/miniathumb/ibm_pc_300.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 4835 </a> 4836 </div> 4837 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/ibm_pc_300.html" rel="tag" title="IBM PC 300 6345 (Micro Tower)">IBM PC 300 6345 (Micro Tower)</a></span> <br /> 4838 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 4839 4840 4841 4842 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/ibm.html">IBM</a> <br /> 4843 Launches: 1996<br /> 4844 CPU: 4845 <a href="/microprocessors/pentium_iii.html">Intel Celeron Coppermine</a> 4846 @ 900MHz <br /> 4847 Memory: None <br /> 4848 Hard drive: 4849 <br /> 4850 4851 4852 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/windows.html">Windows</a> 2000 4853 <br /> 4854 4855 4856 <p> 4857 <br /> 4858 <br /> 4859 </p> 4860 4861 <p class="more_box"> 4862 <a href="/computers/ibm_pc_300.html" class="more">More â</a> 4863 </p> 4864 4865 </div> 4866 4867 </div> 4868<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 4869 <a href="/computers/ibm_300gl.html"> 4870 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/ibm_300gl_desktop.jpg" src="/miniathumb/ibm_300gl_desktop.jpg" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 4871 </a> 4872 </div> 4873 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/ibm_300gl.html" rel="tag" title="IBM 300GL (Desktop)">IBM 300GL (Desktop)</a></span> <br /> 4874 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 4875 4876 4877 4878 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/ibm.html">IBM</a> <br /> 4879 Launches: 1997<br /> 4880 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 4881 <a href="/microprocessors/pentium.html">Intel Pentium </a> 4882 <br /> 4883 Memory: 16 MB ~ 128 MB <br /> 4884 Support A: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_3_5_dd.html">Diskette 3½" DD </a><br /> 4885 Support B: <a href="/storage_medias/.html">CD</a><br /> 4886 Hard drive: 4887 2147483647 MB<br /> 4888 4889 4890 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/windows.html">Windows</a> 95 4891 <br /> 4892 4893 4894 <p> 4895 <br /> 4896 The PC 300GL series used Celeron, Pentium I, Pentium II, and Pentium III processors throughout its lifespan. Celeron-based models had processors clocked at 333, 366, 433, 466, 500, or 533 MHz; Pentium I models had processors clocked at 133 or 166 MHz; Pentium II-based models had processors clocked at 350, 400, and 450 MHz; and Pentium III-based models had processors with clock speeds of 450, 500, 533, 550, 600, 667, 733, 800, or 866 MHz.<br /> 4897<br /> 4898These systems came in two case types: desktop and microtower.<br /> 4899<br /> 4900There were two variants of the desktop case, one with two expansion slots and the other with four. Both variants had four drive bays.<br /> 4901The microtower case had four expansion slots and four drive bays.<br /> 4902 </p> 4903 4904 <p class="more_box"> 4905 <a href="/computers/ibm_300gl.html" class="more">More â</a> 4906 </p> 4907 4908 </div> 4909 4910 </div> 4911<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 4912 <a href="/computers/ibm_300xl.html"> 4913 <img -src="/thumbnails//miniathumb/ibm_pc-300xl.png" src="/miniathumb/ibm_pc-300xl.png" alt="" class="card_image" -width="384" -height="216" /> 4914 </a> 4915 </div> 4916 <span class="card_title"><a href="/computers/ibm_300xl.html" rel="tag" title="IBM 300XL">IBM 300XL</a></span> <br /> 4917 <div style="padding: 8px;"> 4918 4919 4920 4921 Manufacturer: <a href="/brands/ibm.html">IBM</a> <br /> 4922 Launches: 1997<br /> 4923 Manufactured in <a href="/computers/made_in_usa.html"><img src="/flags/us.png" alt="" /> USA</a><br /> CPU: 4924 <a href="/microprocessors/pentium.html">Intel Pentium </a> 4925 <br /> 4926 Memory: None <br /> 4927 Support A: <a href="/storage_medias/diskette_3_5_dd.html">Diskette 3½" DD </a><br /> 4928 Support B: <a href="/storage_medias/.html">CD</a><br /> 4929 Hard drive: 4930 <br /> 4931 4932 4933 Operating system: <a href="/operating_systems/windows.html">Windows</a> 4934 <br /> 4935 4936 4937 <p> 4938 <br /> 4939 The PC 300XL computer uses the Pentium MMX clocked at 233 MHz or the Pentium II clocked at 233, 266, or 300 MHz.<br /> 4940And it featured built-in 10/100 Ethernet.<br /> 4941 </p> 4942 4943 <p class="more_box"> 4944 <a href="/computers/ibm_300xl.html" class="more">More â</a> 4945 </p> 4946 4947 </div> 4948 4949 </div> 4950<div class="card"> <div style="-width:384px; -height:216px; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle;"> 4951 <a href="/computers/imac_g3.html">
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