Commodore PC

Historia

Primer PC compatible de Commodore. Dejó de fabricarse en 1993, en Alemania, un año antes de cerrar definitivamente la empresa. Variantes: - PC-10 A basic 8088-based PC-compatible system with 1 or 2 floppy drives (page photo). - Colt A re-branded version of the PC-10 system. - PC-20 Identical to the PC-10 system, but included a 20MB hard disk. - PC-30 PC-AT 12 MHz 80286-based system including a 20MB hard disk. Probably the same machine as the PC-35 but only sold in Europe. - PC-35 Same features as the PC-30. - PC-40 PC-AT 10 MHz system with 1 MB RAM, Hercules/CGA video card, and a 20MB to 80MB hard disk. A jumper setting allowed the memory to be configured between 640KB or 512KB + 512KB of extended memory. - PC-50 80386SX 16 MHz system with a 40MB to 100MB hard disk. - PC-60 80386 25 MHz system with a tower case and a 60MB to 200MB hard disk.

Características

4.77MHz 8088 processor (without turbo clock),
single 5.25 FDD
512KB of RAM
Hercules/GCA video board