IBM PS/2 type; 8530-002
Given by Michel Soucy
April 2, 1987, IBM introduces the IBM Personal System/2 (PS/2) line, The
PS/2 Model 30 uses a 8-MHz 8086.
Also IBM unveils its Multicolor Graphics Array (MCGA) on its PS/2 Model
30. The MCGA is limited to 64K of memory, limiting 640x480 resolution
to just 2 colors, but still allowing 320x200 in 256 colors.
List price: $2,595.00 (8530-002), $3,495.00 (8530-021)
Manufactured by IBM Corp. 1987 Armonk, NewYork
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Model 8530
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SN; NA
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Intel 8086 (16 bit)
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Clock speed: 8 Mhz, zero wait states
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Socket for optional i8087 math coprocessor
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Type of BUS: 8-bit
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Total number of expansion slots: 3
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2; 3.5 inch (720KB) diskette drives
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PS/2 keyboard, PS/2 mouse, serial, parallel, video
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RAM; 640kb
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RAM: DRAM (MMK) 100-150ns w. parity.
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ROM: 40 or 64kb w. MS BASIC-80
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Hard disk Size: 3.5 inch half-height Capacity: Optional 20MB 80ms or 20MB
38ms
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Power supply: 70w with internal sensing, for worldwide usage.
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Weight: 8 kg (17.5 lbs)
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Dimensions (HxWxD): (102 x 406 x 397mm)
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