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Latest revision as of 08:51, 27 February 2024
| Olivetti M700-10 | |
 Olivetti M700-10 | |
| Manufacturer: | Olivetti |
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| Year Introduced: | 1992 |
| Form Factor: | Desktop PC |
| Clock Speed: | 50 MHz (100MHz internally) |
| CPU: | MIPS R4000 |
The Olivetti M700-10 is another MIPS R4000-based board based on the Microsoft in-house JAZZ board.
It is very similar to the MIPS Magnum with only minor differences, possibly only the sound controller.
It's also possible that only the Magnum has the option to run in big endian as well as little endian mode. The M700-10 definitely supports little endian mode but big endian mode is TBC. Big endian mode is necessary for running RiscOS and the necessary firmware may have been MIPS proprietary and unavailable for the 700-10.
Contents
Hardware
Processor
- MIPS R4000 CPU, 16KB of primary cache, and a clock speed of 50MHz, internally doubled to 100MHz.
- EISA bus
SCSI
- NCR 53C90-based chipset for SCSI (the Magnum is supposed to have the same chipset)
Ethernet
- SONIC chipset, AUI connector
Video
- Inmos G364 frame buffer
Other interfaces
- RS-232 serial port (9-pin), IBM-compatible parallel port.
- Audio
- PS/2 keyboard
- PS/2 mouse
Operating systems
Could also run Linux/MIPS, and probably NetBSD at least.
