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• Category:Commodore 8-bit Computers
  These were 8-[[bit]] [[microcomputer]]s produced by [[Commodore]]. [[Category: 8-bit Personal Computers]]
  4 members (0 subcategories, 0 files) - 13:57, 25 March 2021

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• Atari 400
  ...ship machines with more [[main memory]]. It's worth noting that unlike [[Commodore]]'s Vic20, the Atari 400 could have its RAM upgraded. [[Category: Atari 8-bit Computers]]
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• Atari 800
  ...o ship machines with more [[main memory]]. It's worth noting that unlike [[Commodore]]'s [[VIC-20]], the Atari 400 could have its RAM upgraded. [[Category: Atari 8-bit Computers]]
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• MOS Technology 6502
  The '''MOS Technology 6502''' (also '''MCS 6502'''), is an 8-bit [[microprocessor]] that was designed by Chuck Peddle and Bill Mensch for [[ ...idely used in [[Apple]], [[Atari]] and [[BBC]] computers, plus of course [[Commodore]], the company which eventually bought out MOS Technology.
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• Commodore 64
  | name = Commodore 64 | manufacturer = [[Commodore Business Machines]]
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• Applesoft BASIC
  ...entations on other [[MOS Technology 6502|6502]]-based computers, such as [[Commodore BASIC]]: it used line numbers, and spaces were not necessary in lines. * Single-precision [[floating point]] variables with an 8-bit exponent and a 31-bit significand and improved math capabilities, including
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• Commodore Business Machines
  ...odore Business Machines''' was the maker of the famous Commodore PET and [[Commodore 64]] as well as several business and home-oriented microcomputers. After t ...ent onwards producing the PET computers. There were several models of PET computers including the:
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• Atari
  A computer manufacturer specialising in consumer computers, Arcade machines, and of course home video game systems. After the failed == 8-bit era ==
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• Zork
  Zork is one of the most popular, and ported games for mini and personal computers. Zork was written in MIT (Marc Blanc, Joel Berez and others) in the [[Muddl *Atari 8-bit
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• User:Thor
  * 88-92 - Did tons of development on the Commodore Amiga -- wrote the Commercial CAD system UltraDesign in C (by myself as the ...ad no idea the emulators would come along. So sad. I can emulate my old computers, but can't emulate any of my own old stuff. I do have some old printouts
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• XENIX
  ...at the high end of the microcomputer market, which was still dominated by 8-bit machines, but well below the lowest end of the minicomputer market'' - "XEN ...t was ported to Zilog Z8001, Intel 8086, Tandy Corporation’s 68000 based computers, and even a variant for Apple Lisa."
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• Windows NT 3.1 HCL
  The following computers and peripherals have passed Microsoft[R] as of May, 1994. Some computers may be sold with additional
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• Windows NT 3.5 HCL
  The following computers and peripherals have been tested and have passed computers may be sold with peripherals that are not yet supported by
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• Commodore A2090 Hard Disk Controller
  Technical Notes for Commodore A2090/2090a Hard Disk Controller about the Commodore A2090/2090a Hard Disk Controller. Please read the
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• Commodore 128
  | name = Commodore 128 | manufacturer = [[Commodore Business Machines]]
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• VIC-20
  ...ay much of the physical design influence for the later [[Commodore 64]], [[Commodore 128]], and even the [[Amiga 500]], [[Amiga 600]] and [[Amiga 1200]]. ...included in the [[Commodore 64]], which was [[Commodore Business Machines|Commodore's]] next computer in 1982.
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• Floppy disk
  ...[[Norsk Data]] etc), [[mainframe]] controllers, and even down to [[CP/M]] computers. Capacities go from 79KB up to a 1.2MB capacity. ...pple]], [[Atari]], [[Commodore]], and [[IBM-compatible PC|IBM compatible]] computers. Capacities ranged from 160KB up to 1.2MB for the high density disks.
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• Inside OS/2
  The very first generation of microcomputers were 8-bit machines, such as the Commodore Pet, the TRS-80, the Apple II, and the CPM 80 based
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• Commodore C16
  ...Commodore [[VIC-20]]. The case resembled that of the VIC 20 or original [[Commodore 64]] but was distinctive in that it was black with grey keys. ...Plus/4 but did not include the integrated application software. It offered Commodore BASIC 3.5.
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• Category:Commodore 8-bit Computers
  These were 8-[[bit]] [[microcomputer]]s produced by [[Commodore]]. [[Category: 8-bit Personal Computers]]
  4 members (0 subcategories, 0 files) - 13:57, 25 March 2021
• Talk:MS-DOS
  ...e possibly the most important operating systems for 3rd and 4th generation computers and should get as much coverage as possible. What do you all think? [[User: ...ality terms, ''many'' operating systems from the 1960s and 1970s for small computers had basically the same level of functionality as DOS-11 - e.g. [[OS/8]], th
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