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[[ | {{Infobox Machine | ||
| name = IBM PS/2 model 50 | |||
| manufacturer = [[International Business Machines|IBM]] | |||
| image = ps2-model50.jpg | |||
| caption = An IBM PS/2 model 50 | |||
| word size = 16 bit | |||
| year introduced = 1987 | |||
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This was an [[i286]] computer.... A desktop model with [[MCA]] slots, unlike the [[PS/2 model 30]] with its [[Industry Standard Architecture|ISA]] slots. I want to say it shipped at 10MHz, and most likely cost way too much... Because the 30's slots were vertical, it had a smaller form factor than the 50's horizontal MCA slots. | |||
[[Category:PS/2 machines | It was also known as the 8580. | ||
Reference disks for this model can be found [http://ps2page.tripod.com/ps2files/85xxref.htm here]. | |||
[[Category: PS/2 machines]] | |||
Latest revision as of 22:37, 19 October 2018
| IBM PS/2 model 50 | |
 An IBM PS/2 model 50 | |
| Manufacturer: | IBM |
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| Year Introduced: | 1987 |
| Word Size: | 16 bit |
This was an i286 computer.... A desktop model with MCA slots, unlike the PS/2 model 30 with its ISA slots. I want to say it shipped at 10MHz, and most likely cost way too much... Because the 30's slots were vertical, it had a smaller form factor than the 50's horizontal MCA slots.
It was also known as the 8580.
Reference disks for this model can be found here.
