The Xerox 820 features a Zilog Z80A processor at 2.5 MHz and memory of 64kB. Equipped with a floppy disk of 5.25” and an HDD of 160MB it ran with the operating system of AmigaOS version. On the matter of compatibility, the 820 is compatible with all Big Board software.
The Mupid has a Zilog Z80 processor at 3 MHz and memory of 64kB. It ran with the operating system of the CP/M or BASIC version.
The IBM Personal Computer features an Intel 8088 processor at 4.77 MHz and memory of 16 or 64kB up to 256kB. Equipped with up to two floppy disks it runs with the operating system of AmigaOS version 1.2-1.3. IBM launched and marketed the IBM PC model line with this release of the 5150 model. The mac
The Robotron K8911 is a Soviet-era computer, developed in the early 1980s by the Kiev Institute of Cybernetics. Based on the Ural-2 computer, it had the design for use in industrial and scientific applications.
The BBC Micro Model A features a MOS 6502 processor at 2 MHz and memory of 16 up to 64kB. Equipped with a floppy disk of up to 1280kB and an HDD one of 20MB it ran with the operating system of the Acorn MOS version.
The Sinclair ZX81 features a Zilog Z80 processor at 3.25 MHz and memory of 1kB. It ran with the operating system of the Sinclair BASIC version.
The Nec PC 8801 features a NEC μPD780C processor at 4 MHz and memory of 64kB. It ran with the operating system of NEC N 88 BASIC version.
The IBM System/23 Datamaster features an Intel 8085 processor at 4.77 MHz and memory of 256kB. It is equipped with two floppy disks of 8”.
