IBM XT - Revision history

Jnc: Jnc moved page IBM 5160 to IBM XT: Better known as

2018-10-19T12:00:49Z

Jnc moved page IBM 5160 to IBM XT: Better known as

Jnc: Add formal name

2018-10-19T11:57:56Z

Add formal name

Jnc: +cat

2018-06-12T03:16:55Z

+cat

Jnc: Avoid redir

2017-11-11T17:32:08Z

Avoid redir

Jnc: add see-also to compatibles

2017-10-31T11:58:16Z

add see-also to compatibles

Jnc: Avoid redir

2017-10-23T12:47:23Z

Avoid redir

Tor: Consistent k->KB, ram->RAM etc.

2013-03-13T14:35:29Z

Consistent k->KB, ram->RAM etc.

Neozeed: added info box...

2010-08-07T16:36:26Z

added info box...

Neozeed at 19:35, 5 August 2010

2010-08-05T19:35:49Z

Neozeed at 14:19, 4 August 2010

2010-08-04T14:19:30Z

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-The IBM XT was an extended version of the first [[IBM PC]], the [[IBM 5150]]. It provided extra slots, while removing the adapter for the tape drive. The IBM XT was also sold with a [[hard disk]] drive, along with a [[floppy drive]], or as a dual floppy drive system.
+The '''IBM XT''', formally the '''IBM 5160''' was an extended version of the first [[IBM PC]], the [[IBM 5150]]. It provided extra slots, while removing the adapter for the [[tape drive]]. The IBM XT was also sold with a [[hard disk]] drive, along with a [[floppy drive]], or as a dual floppy drive system.
 Since the [[i8086|8088]] CPU could address 1MB of RAM, the memory map was split in a 640KB for OS & programs, and 384KB for hardware buffers and ROMs.
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 [[Image:IBM 5160 motherboard.jpg|300px|thumb|left|IBM XT Motherboard]]
-Typically this was the board form factor and design to clone.  Although the XT provided eight expansion slots, they were typically filled with extra RAM, a real time clock, parallel, and serial port cards, floppy and hard disk controller cards, and a video card.
+Typically this was the board form factor and design to clone.  Although the XT provided eight expansion slots, they were typically filled with extra RAM, a real time clock, parallel, and serial port cards, floppy and hard disk [[controller]] cards, and a video card.
 The IBM XT was later replaced by the [[IBM AT]].
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 * [[IBM-compatible PC]]
-[[Category:IBM PCs]]
+[[Category: IBM PCs]]

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 {{Infobox Machine
 | name = IBM 5160/IBM XT
-| manufacturer = [[IBM]]
+| manufacturer = [[International Business Machines]]
 | image = IBM 5160.jpg
 | caption = An IBM XT
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-The IBM XT was an extended version of the first [[IBM-compatible PC|IBM PC]], the [[IBM 5150]]. It provided extra slots, while removing the adapter for the tape drive. The IBM XT was also sold with a hard disk drive, along with a floppy drive, or as a dual floppy drive system.
+The IBM XT was an extended version of the first [[IBM PC]], the [[IBM 5150]]. It provided extra slots, while removing the adapter for the tape drive. The IBM XT was also sold with a [[hard disk]] drive, along with a [[floppy drive]], or as a dual floppy drive system.
 Since the [[i8086|8088]] CPU could address 1MB of RAM, the memory map was split in a 640KB for OS & programs, and 384KB for hardware buffers and ROMs.

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 Since the [[i8086|8088]] CPU could address 1MB of RAM, the memory map was split in a 640KB for OS & programs, and 384KB for hardware buffers and ROMs.
 Typically this was the board form factor and design to clone.  Although the XT provided eight expansion slots, they were typically filled with extra RAM, a real time clock, parallel, and serial port cards, floppy and hard disk controller cards, and a video card.
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 The IBM XT was later replaced by the [[IBM AT]].
-[[Image:IBM 5160 motherboard.jpg|300px|thumb|right|IBM XT Motherboard]]
+==See also==

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-The IBM XT was an extended version of the [[IBM PC]].  It provided extra slots, while removing the adapter for the tape drive.  The IBM XT was also sold with a hard disk drive, along with a floppy drive, or as a dual floppy drive system.  Since the [[i8086|8088]] CPU could address 1MB of RAM, the memory map was split in a 640KB for OS & programs, and 384KB for hardware buffers and ROMs.
+The IBM XT was an extended version of the first [[IBM-compatible PC|IBM PC]], the [[IBM 5150]]. It provided extra slots, while removing the adapter for the tape drive. The IBM XT was also sold with a hard disk drive, along with a floppy drive, or as a dual floppy drive system.
 Typically this was the board form factor and design to clone.  Although the XT provided eight expansion slots, they were typically filled with extra RAM, a real time clock, parallel, and serial port cards, floppy and hard disk controller cards, and a video card.
 The IBM XT was later replaced by the [[IBM AT]].
 [[Image:IBM 5160 motherboard.jpg|300px|thumb|right|IBM XT Motherboard]]

← Older revision	Revision as of 12:00, 19 October 2018
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 [[Image:IBM 5160.jpg|200px|thumb|right|IBM XT]]
-The IBM XT was an extended version of the [[IBM PC]].  It provided extra slots, while removing the adapter for the tape drive.  The IBM XT was also sold with a hard disk drive, along with a floppy drive, or as a dual floppy drive system.  Since the [[8088]] CPU could address 1MB of ram, the memory map was split in a 640k for OS & programs, and 384k for hardware buffers and ROMs.
+The IBM XT was an extended version of the [[IBM PC]].  It provided extra slots, while removing the adapter for the tape drive.  The IBM XT was also sold with a hard disk drive, along with a floppy drive, or as a dual floppy drive system.  Since the [[i8086|8088]] CPU could address 1MB of ram, the memory map was split in a 640k for OS & programs, and 384k for hardware buffers and ROMs.
 The IBM XT was later replaced by the [[IBM AT]].
 [[Image:IBM 5160 motherboard.jpg|200px|thumb|right|IBM XT Motherboard]]