The IBM Portable Personal Computer features an Intel 8088 processor at 4.77 MHz and memory of 256kB. Equipped with one or possibly two floppy disks at 360kB it runs with the IBM’s operating system of PS DOS 2.10 version.
The Pravetz 8Dfeatures a CM630 processor at 1 MHz and memory of 48kB. It ran with the operating system of the DOS version.
The Amstrad CPC 6128 features a Zilog’s Z80 processor at 4MHz and a RAM memory of 128kB. Equipped with a FDD Floppy disk 3” of 160kB like others in the series, its operating system is AMSDOS or CP/M.
The model features a TESLA MHB 8080 processor at 2 MHz and memory of 32kB up to 64kB. It ran with the operating system of the AMOS version.
The Microdigital TK 3000 features a Zilog Z80 processor at 1.02 MHz and memory of 64kB. Equipped with a floppy disk of 3.5” at 800kB it ran with the operating system of the DOS 3.3 or CP/M or ProDOS version.
The Pecom 64 features a CPD 1802B 5V7 processor at 2.8 MHz and memory of 64kB. Equipped with a mini floppy disk it ran with the operating system of the BASIC 1.0 and 4.0 versions.
The Tesla PMD 85 features a MHB 8080A processor at 2.04 MHz and memory of 48kB. It ran with the operating system of the BASIC version.
The Robotron A7100 features an Intel 8086 processor at 5 MHz and memory of 512kB. Equipped with a floppy disk of 5.25” it ran with the operating system of the SP/K or MUTOS or DCP1700 version.
