1987
Fujitsu Poqet PC Plus
The Fujitsu Poqet PC Plus features a NEC V30 processor at 16 MHz and memory of 2MB. It ran with the operating system of the MS DOS 5.0 version.
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1987
Canon Cat
The Canon Cat features a Motorola 68000 processor at 5MHz with RAM memory of 256kB. The computer was equipped with a FDD floppy disk of 3.5″ and the operational system run was FORTH. The model has monochromic display on monitor and a case of desktop type. Without making use of a pointer, the comput
1987
IBM 3151
The IBM 3151 was a terminal, introduced by IBM in 1983, as part of the System/3x product line. Primarily used as a display terminal for IBM System/38 and System/36 mini computers, it was suitable as a terminal for mainframe computers such as the IBM System/370.
1987
Cambridge Computer Z88
The Cambridge Computer Z88 has a CMOS Zilog Z80 processor at 3.27 MHz and memory of 32kB. It ran with the operating system of the OZ version.
1987
Casio PB 1000
The Casio PB 1000 uses a Hitachi HD61700 processor and has 8 KB of RAM. It supports BASIC programming. The technical manual specifies a 910 kHz external oscillator whose signal is divided internally.
1988
Commodore PC 20 III
The Commodore PC 20 III has an Intel 8088 processor at various MHz frequencies and memory of 640kB. Equipped with a floppy disk of 5.25” at 360kB and an HDD of 20MB it ran with the operating system of the MS DOS version.
1988
Amstrad ACL 386 SX
The Amstrad ACL 386 SX has an 80386SX processor at 16 MHz and memory of 1MB. Equipped with a floppy disk of 3.5” at 1.44MB and an HDD of 40MB it ran with the operating system of the MS DOS 3.3 version.
1988
Nec UltraLite
The Nec UltraLite features a Nec V30 processor at 4.92 up to 8.14 MHz and memory of 640kB. Equipped with a floppy disk of 3.5” at 720kB it ran with the operating system of the MS DOS 3.3 version.