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The '''IBM PS/2''' computers were a line of [[personal computer]]s produced by [[International Business Machines|IBM]], successors to the widly successful original [[IBM PC]]s. | |||
They featured a completely new manufacturing process, and the 'advanced' models included the new [[MCA]] Bus. | [[Image:IBM PS2 print ad.jpg|thumb|right|300px|The PS/2 print ad]] | ||
They featured a completely new manufacturing process, and the 'advanced' models included the new [[MCA]] Bus. [[VGA]] was to be the standard display, along with the new PS/2 [[mouse]] & keyboard. | |||
[[ | The machines in the PS/2 lineup were: | ||
*[[PS/2 model 30]] | |||
*[[PS/2 model 35]] | |||
*[[PS/2 model 50]] | |||
*[[PS/2 model 60]] | |||
*[[PS/2 model 70]] | |||
*[[PS/2 model 80]] | |||
[[Category: IBM PCs]] | |||
Latest revision as of 03:41, 12 June 2018
The IBM PS/2 computers were a line of personal computers produced by IBM, successors to the widly successful original IBM PCs.
They featured a completely new manufacturing process, and the 'advanced' models included the new MCA Bus. VGA was to be the standard display, along with the new PS/2 mouse & keyboard.
The machines in the PS/2 lineup were:
