| GENERAL |
| Type: | 8-bit hobbyist computer |
| CPU: | Intel 8080A @ 2 MHz |
| Operating system(s): | Optional CP/M, IMDOS, Basic and Fortran |
| Memory: | ROM: ? KB
RAM: 256 bytes/4 KB SRAM (Expandable with 16, 32 or 64 KB DRAM) |
| Power supply: |
Mains (Linear)
Output:
+8 VDC, 28 A
+16 VDC, 4.5 A
-16 VDC, 4.5 A
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| Current drain / power consumption: | Depending on options |
| Dimensions (W*H*D): | 495*178*432 mm (19.5*7*17") |
| Weight: | ? Kg (? lb), without options |
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| I/O |
| Keyboard: | Binary switching
Optional keyboard |
| Graphics: | LED indicators. Anything else is optional |
| Audio: | Optional |
| Storage: |
Optional tape recorder
Optional 5 1/4" and 8" floppy drives
Optional 5 MB HDD
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| External I/O ports: |
Optional
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| Other: | Up to 22 S-100 bus slots |
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| MISCELLANEOUS |
| Manufactured: | USA, 1975-1978 (Discontinued) |
| Additional info: |
About 20000 units were manufactured.
New price 1976 in Sweden: SEK 3845:- for a basic kit consisting of a CPU card,
chassie with enclosure and power supply. A measly 4K SRAM memory bank lifted
another SEK 840:- from your wallet!
This computer also starred in the 1983 thriller "Wargames".
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| Related documents: |
CPU: Intel 8080A (579 KB)
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