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This was a tower [[i286]] computer with [[MCA]] slots. Outwards it was identical to the [[PS/2 model 80]].
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| name = IBM PS/2 model 60
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| manufacturer = [[IBM]]
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| image = ps2-60.jpg
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| caption = An IBM PS/2 model 60
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| word size = 16 bit
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| year introduced = 1987
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This was a tower [[i286]] computer with [[MCA]] slots.  Outwards it was identical to the [[PS/2 model 80]].  The model 60 & 80 had enough room for 2 5 1/4" Full Height hard disks, and two floppy drives.  The model 60 included 7 MCA slots, and a special video slot.
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Reference disks for this model can be found [http://ps2page.tripod.com/ps2files/85xxref.htm here].
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= Models =
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The PS/2 Model 60 came in two variants:
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* MFM
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* ESDI
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[[PS/2 Model 60 Sales Brochure]]
  
 
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Latest revision as of 08:12, 24 August 2023


IBM PS/2 model 60
Ps2-60.jpg
An IBM PS/2 model 60
Manufacturer: IBM
Year Introduced: 1987
Word Size: 16 bit


This was a tower i286 computer with MCA slots. Outwards it was identical to the PS/2 model 80. The model 60 & 80 had enough room for 2 5 1/4" Full Height hard disks, and two floppy drives. The model 60 included 7 MCA slots, and a special video slot.

Reference disks for this model can be found here.

Models

The PS/2 Model 60 came in two variants:

  • MFM
  • ESDI

PS/2 Model 60 Sales Brochure