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[Indo States]

Elka E-2 Micro

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Developer: Elka Computerontwikkeling
Manfacturer: Acorn Computers
Type: 8-Bit Microcomputer
Release Date: September 10 1986
Introductory Price: Ԑ 899 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: Unknown, Probably 1990/91
Operating System: Acorn MOS v1.2 (Siennan Indoesh, Standard Indoesh and Fatimanian Support), RTV BASIC
CPU: MOS Technology 6502, 3 MHz
Sound: Texas Instruments SN76489 (Square Wave, Noise)
Memory: 32 KB, Expandable to 64 KB
Predecessor: RTV Micro (BBC Micro Derivative), Elka E-1 Micro
Successor: Elka Archimedes, Elka E-3 Micro

The Elka E-1 Micro is a 8-Bit Microcomputer made by the Rijksmaan-Staad-Based Elka Computerontwikkeling, W=who made the RTV Micro Computer, A Derivative of BBC Micro. E-1 is Targeted as a Low-Budget Computer with Enhanced Sound, Graphics and Memory. It Sold in Ԑ 299 Estanas, Since it is a Popular Microcomputer in South Victoria, The State of Sienna and the Northern Fatimania, then later Spread to Other Parts of Fatimania and Firestone. It is Advertised as a Lower Cost Version of RTV Micro, but Suitable for Gaming and Home Use.

[Indo States]

RTV Micro
ATN Micro
Miriam College Computerforschung BASIC-1

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Developer: Miriam College Computerforschung, RTV, ATN and BBC
Manufacturer: Elka Computerontwikkeling, Acorn Computers
Type: 8-Bit Personal Microcomputer
Release Date: January 30 1982
Introductory Price: Ԑ 999 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: 1991 (Within Schools), 1995 (Within Stores)
Operating System: Acorn MOS (With Fatimanian, Indoesh, Rasmusenian, Ramseyian, Linneschesterin, Paulinian, Victorian and Luisitian Support), RTV BASIC
CPU: MOS Technology 6502, 2 MHz
Sound: Texas Instruments SN76489, 4 channels, mono
Memory: 100–800 KB
Successor: RTV Master Computer, Elka Archimedes (RTV Archimedes)

The RTV Micro or the Radio Television Fatima (RTV/RTVF) Microcomputer System is an 8-Bit Home Computer, Which it is a Derivative of BBC Micro Computer from the United Kingdom produced by Elka Computerontwikkeling, and it is Used in Fatimanian Schools to Teach Kids about BASIC. It is Notable to be Supported with 8 Languages unlike he Original BBC Micro, however, it is Suppressed by Commodore Amiga and Edeltian Instruments PC-8 in Most Fatimanian High Schools and Universities. But, the Computer has been Continued to be Used in Elementary Schools until 1991, and Sold in Fatimanian Computer Stores until 1995. It was Part of the RTV Computer Literacy Program that has been Around since 1982 until 1991.

At the Time when this Computer has been Released, It Created an Competition with Edeltian Instrument's PC-8 and thus Causing an "School Computer Wars" between the Two Companies, Elka Computeronwikkeling under the Ownership of Pinewood Builders and Acorn Computers, and Edeltian Instruments alongside with their Business Partner NEC. Despite having it's Show known as "The Computer Programme: Fatimania Edition" that ran from 1982 until 1989, it was Part of the Fatimanian Government's "Fatimanian School Computer Literacy Program" and RTV Computer Literacy Program, which it was launched in 1982 before the CPLS, where Yamaha's MSX Computers are Part of the CPLS Program, has launched in 1986, and aimed on Teaching School Children on Teaching an another Dialect of BASIC known as the MSX BASIC, as the Fatimanian Government wanted to Teach Schoolchildren on Different BASIC Dialects that are on Different Processors like the Zilog Z80 alongside with the 6502 Processor that was commonly Used in RTV Micro and Edeltian Instruments PC-8.

The Variants of RTV Micro Includes the RTV Master 128, RTV Master AIV, RTV Master Compact and the Elka E Micro Series, including the Elka E-1, Elka E-2 and Elka E-3. In 1991, It has been Removed from Schools and it has been Replaced by the 32-Bit ARM-Based Elka Archimedes Machines, which it gained a Moderate Success in the Fatimanian Market, Primarily in the Education Market, However, it's Legacy in the Fatimanian Education Sector has been Continued. The RTV Micro has been also Used in Private Schools like Miriam College (Maryknoll College until 1989), one of Elka's Primary Clients in the Fatimanian Education Market, then Ateneo de Indosejiku University, Siena College of Indo City (also Elka's Primary Clients in the Fatimanian Education Market), University of Royal Fatimania, Saint Mary's College of Indo City (also Elka's Primary Clients in the Fatimanian Education Market), and Saint Paul University of Fatimania, and it has been also Brought into Firestonian Schools under the ATN Micro Name, or Airthàir Television Networks (ATN) Microcomputer System, which it has been Distributed by Airthàir Television Networks in Firestone and Brought "The Computer Programme" to Firestone when ATN launched the ATN Computer Literacy Program from 1983 until 1989. RTV Micro and it's Deratives has been Finally Discontinued in 1995, being outplaced by 32-Bit ARM-Bases Elka Archimedes Computers.

[Indo States]

RTV/ATN Master Computer 128/512

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Developer: Miriam College Computerforschung, RTV, ATN and BBC
Manufacturer: Elka Computerontwikkeling, Acorn Computers
Type: 8-Bit Microcomputer
Release Date: March 1986
Introductory Price: Ԑ 5,000 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: 1992 (In Schools) 1993 (In Stores)
Operating System: Acorn MOS, optional DOS Plus
CPU: Rockwell R65SC12, 2 MHz (Intel 80186 10 MHz or 65C102 4 MHz Co-Processor Optional Available)
Sound: Texas Instruments SN76489, 4 channels, mono
Memory: 128 KB, Expandable to 512 KB
Predecessor: RTV Micro
Successor: RTV Master Compact
Related System: The Panorama Machine

The RTV Master Computer 128 (Model 1) is a 16-Bit Microcomputer that was Manufactured by Elka Computerontwikkeling and Acorn Computers for the Fatimanian, South Victorian and Dilimanian Computer Market. It is Targeted to Hobbyists, Middle School Students Transitioning from Learning to use BASIC to the Use of an Graphical user interface-based Operating System (e.g. AmigaOS, Macintosh and MS-DOS). Just unlike it's British Sibling, the BBC Master, it is Part of RTV's Computer Literacy Project, Where Elka and Commodore are the Computer Manufacturers who Participate in the Project, this Includes the RTV Micro, RTV Archimedes and the Amiga 500 jr. The Computer has been Discontinued in 1992 on Schools and in 1993 on Retail Shelves.

[Indo States]

Amiga 500jr.

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Developer: Commodore International, RTV and Miriam College Computerforschung
Manufacturer: Commodore Fatimania
Type: 16-Bit Educational Personal Computer
Release Date: June 20 1991
Introductory Price: Ԑ 10,000 per Computer (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: March 1995
Operating System: AmigaOS v2.05, AmigaBASIC
CPU: Motorola 68000 @ 7.16 MHz
Sound: 4× 8-bit channels at max 28 kHz with 6-bit volume in stereo. (Paula Chip)
Memory: 10 MB
Predecessor: Amiga 500, Commodore 128DE

The Amiga 500jr. (Pronounced Amiga 500-Junior) is a 16-Bit Educational Computer that was Made by Commodore Fatimania for Miriam College and Ateneo de Indosejiku University, as well for the University of Royal Fatimania from 1991 to 1995, Which it is a Amiga 500 All-in-one Computer that was Targeted for Schools, Where Elementary Schools use it with Child-Friendly Educational Software and a BASIC. However, Most Schools like Siena College of Indo City and Saint Mary's College of Indo City has Cancelled Orders for this School due to the Price, and it was Discontinued in March 1995 due to the Popularity and Success of Windows 95.

[Indo States]

RTV/ATN Master Computer Compact 512
Miriam College Computerforschung Bibliothèque

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Developer: Ateneo de Indosejiku Librarian Institute, Miriam College Computerforschung, RTV, ATN and BBC
Manufacturer: Elka Computerontwikkeling, Acorn Computers
Type: 16-Bit Personal Computer
Release Date: January 15 1987
Introductory Price: Ԑ 1,700 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: December 1991
Operating System: Acorn MOS, optional DOS Plus or MS-DOS
CPU: Rockwell R65SC12, 2 MHz (Optional Intel 80186 25 MHz Processor Available)
Sound: Yamaha YM2608, Texas Instruments SN76489
Memory: 512 KB, Expandable to 1 MB
Predecessor: RTV Master Computer 128

The RTV Master Computer Compact 512 (Model II) is a 16-Bit Personal Computer that was Made by Elka Computerontwikkeling and Acorn Computers to Sold as a Budget Cut Version of the RTV Master used in Schools with Pages Technology has been Added to the Computer, Like the Improved Version of Intel 186 Processor running at 25 Megahertz and with a New 3 Inch Floppy Drive that could Support 3 Inch Floppy Disks, and a Optional Upgrade to DOS Plus or MS-DOS, Which making it a Optional IBM PC Clone, But still a 16-Bit Computer with "a 8-Bit Heart (Backwards Compatibility with RTV Master and RTV Micro Software)" . The Computer was Somehow Discontinued in December 1991, Giving Users of this Computer as well for School Libraries to Replace with the New Commodore Amiga Computers.

The RTV Master Computer Compact 512 has also Used in School Libraries alongside wit the Commodore Amiga, Which, However, both of those Computer are Incompatible and Unsupported for Library Users, Including Students and Teachers, Since RTV Micro and Master is Heavily Used in Fatimanian Classrooms rather than School Libraries.

[Indo States]

Čikrút Mikropočítač

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Developer: Počítačový Čikrút, RTV and Miriam College Computerforschung
Manufacturer: Počítačový Čikrút, Grundy Business Systems Ltd
Type: 8-Bit Hybrid Microcomputer/Pocket Computer
Release Date: 1982
Introductory Price: Ԑ 99 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: 1986
Operating System: Microsoft BASIC
CPU: Zilog Z80A, 4 MHz
Sound: None, Beeper (Square Wave)
Memory: 32 KB

The Čikrút Mikropočítač is a 8-Bit Microcomputer and Pocket Computer Hybrid, Which it was Notable as the "Spy Agent's Computer", Which it was been Used by the Fatimanian Service de renseignement extérieur, or the Extériuér during the Cold War using the ČT-02 Model that was Not for Sale to the Fatimanians, While it was Also Called as the "The Switch before the Nintendo Switch", Due to Being it is a Hybrid Computer, Similar to it's Modern hybrid Home and Handheld Gaming Console Counterpart, the Nintendo Switch.

Čikrút Micropočítač is being Used by Many Fatimanians, Including Hobbyists and High School Students learning about the BASIC Commands, Since it was Part of RTV Microcomputer Literacy Program, the Subproject of the RTV Computer Literacy Project for Portable Computers and Telex/Server-Based Desktop Computers, Notably being this Computer, It's Spiritual Sucessor, Elvea, The Elka-Luvél T-160 and the D-165. (Also Included in RTV Computer Science Project)

The Computer was Controversially Used by Fatimanian Spy Agents to Interact with Other Spies during their Espionage Operations in the Soviet Union, in Romania, Yugoslavia, North Korea and the West Germany, Which Spies used this Computer and a Acoustic Coupler to Connect with an Dial up Server. The Use of this Computer has Ended in 1985, While Fatimanian Citizens enjoyed the use of this Computer until it's Discontinuation in 1986.

[Indo States]

Elka-Luvél D-165

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Developer: Elka-Luvél
Manufacturer: Elka-Luvél, Helwett-Packard
Type: Desktop Home Computer
Release Date: August 1982
Introductory Price: Ԑ 6,000 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: December 1986
Operating System: Microsoft BASIC, Luvél UNITELEX (Unix-Based Telex Operating Sysyem) (Optional)
CPU: Motorola 68000
Sound: None, Beeper
Memory: 512 KB

[Indo States]

Commodore 128DE

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Developer: Commodore International, RTV and Miriam College Computerforschung
Manufacturer: Commodore Fatimania
Type: 8-Bit Personal Computer
Release Date: June 1 1986
Introductory Price: Ԑ 1,500 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: 1989
Operating System: Commodore BASIC 7.0,Digital Research CP/M 3.0, GEOS
CPU: MOS 8502 @ 1–2 MHz/Zilog Z80A, or Zilog Z80B @ 4 MHz
Sound: SID 6581/8580
Memory: 128 KB
Sucessor: Amiga 500jr.

[Indo States]

Elektra PCXP 200

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Developer: Elektra
Manufacturer: Elektra, Tandy
Type: Laptop Computer
Release Date: November 1992
Introductory Price: Ԑ 4,000 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: 1995
Operating System: Elektra Operating System, Elektra BASIC, MS-DOS (Optional)
CPU: Intel I486DX, 50 MHz
Sound: Yamaha YMF289/YM2602
Memory: 2MB, Upgradeable up to 3 MB
Sucessor: PCXP 240

[Indo States]

Elektra PCX III
Elektra Casio Musicstation

Above: Elektra PCX III
Below: Elektra Casio Musicstation

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Developer: Elektra, Casio (Elektra Casio Musicstation)
Manufacturer: Tandy, Elektra
Type: 16/32-Bit Personal Computer (Elektra PCX III), Music Workstation (Elektra Casio Musicstation)
Release Date: January 2 1992
Introductory Price: Ԑ 2,000 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: Mid-1995
Operating System: Elekta EOS, Elektra BASIC, MS-DOS
CPU: Intel 486SL and 486SX2, 133 MHz
Sound: General Instrument AY-3-8910 (PSG/Backing Chip), Yamaha YM2612 (FM/Main Chip, 16-Bit Mode), Ricoh RF5C164 (MID-CHIP, 32-Bit Mode)
Memory: 4 MB, Expandable to 6 KB
Predecessor: PCX II, PCX I

[Indo States]

Elektra NoteMate 100

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Developer: Elektra
Manufacturer: Tandy, Elektra
Type: 16-Bit Laptop
Release Date: November 1991
Introductory Price: Ԑ 590 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: December 1994
Operating System: Elektra EOS Pocket Edition, Elektra Pocket Basic
CPU: Intel 80486DX, 20 MHz
Sound: Philips SAA1099, Yamaha YM2164
Memory: 1 MB, Upgradable to 3 MB
Sucessor: NoteMate 200

[Indo States]

Elektra PC Hockey

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Developer: Elektra
Manufacturer: Tandy, Elektra
Type: 8/16-Bit Personal Computer
Release Date: March 1986
Introductory Price: Ԑ 400 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: December 1989
Operating System: Elektra BASIC
CPU: Intel 80286, 25 MHz
Sound: Yamaha 2413B (FM-Synth), Yamaha YM2149F (PSG-Sample)
Memory: 512 KB, Expandable to 1 MB
Sucessor: PCX I

[Indo States]

Elektra Micro MC-15
Microstrizh (Микростриж)

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Developer: Elektra, East Samara State University Computer Research
Manufacturer: Tandy, Elektra
Type: 8-Bit Microcomputer
Release Date: June 1984
Introductory Price: Ԑ 599 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: 1989
Operating System: Elektra Micro BASIC
CPU: Zilog Z80, 8 MHz
Sound: 2-Bit Beeper Speaker
Memory: 4 KB (4096 bytes) on-board, expandable to 20 KB (20,480 bytes) via external expansion pack
Sucessor: PCX I

The Elektra Micro MC-15/Microstrizh (Микростриж) is a 8-Bit Gaming Microcomputer.

[Indo States]

Symphonié Messenger CM-1

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Developer: Postés, Télégraphés et Téléphonàs Fatimanienné (PTTF, Until 1990), Télégraphés et Téléphonàs Fatimanienné (TTF)
Manufacturer: Symphonié Télécommunications
Type: Computer Terminal
Release Date: 1981
Introductory Price: Ԑ 2,000 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: 1989
Operating System: Netcom 1.0, Upgradeable to Netcom 3.5 (If the Unit has been Mailed to Symphonié before 1989)
CPU: Intel 8086, 10 MHz
Sound: None
Memory: None
Sucessor: Symphonié Ricoh Messenger CM-2

[Indo States]

Symphonié Ricoh Messenger CM-2

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Developer: Postés, Télégraphés et Téléphonàs Fatimanienné (PTTF, Until 1990), Télégraphés et Téléphonàs Fatimanienné (TTF)
Manufacturer: Symphonié Télécommunications, Ricoh
Type: Computer Terminal/Telephone Hybrid
Release Date: 1989 (Released to the Public) 1996-2000 (Temporary Suspension of Services with the Exception for Calling)
Introductory Price: Ԑ 3,000 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: 2003 (Manufacturing Ended) 2004 (Software and Technical Support Ended with the Exception of Calling)
Operating System: Netcom 3.5, Upgradeable to Netcom 4.1 (1991)/95 (1995)/Millennium (2000) by Servicing (Unit must be Sent via Mail) and Online Update
CPU: Intel 80186, 25 MHz
Sound: Beeper (PC Speaker)
Memory: 128 MB Hard Drive and 64 MB Chipset Expansion Card, Upgradeable to 512 MB Hard Drive and 128/256 MB Chipset Expansion Card
Predecessor: Symphonié Messenger CM-1 (1981)
Successor: Symphonié Kyocera Messenger Compact (1994)

[Indo States]

Symphonié Kyocera Messenger Compact (CM-03C)

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Developer: Postés, Télégraphés et Téléphonàs Fatimanienné (PTTF, Until 1990), Télégraphés et Téléphonàs Fatimanienné (TTF) in Cooperation with Kyocera
Manufacturer: Symphonié Télécommunications, Kyocera
Type: Computer Terminal/Videophone Hybrid
Release Date: 1994 (Main Release) 1996-2001 (Temporary Suspension except for Video Calling)
Introductory Price: Ԑ 2,200 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: 2009 (Manufacturing Ended) 2014 (Software and Technical Support Ended except for Video Calling)
Operating System: Netcom 4.1 (1991), Upgradeable to Netcom 95 (1995)/Millennium (2000)/Netcom '04 (2004) via Online Updater or Card Exchange
CPU: Intel Pentium P5, 125 MHz
Sound: 6 × 16-Bit PCM Stereo Channels, 3.5mm Headphone Jack
Memory: 20 GB, Expandable up to 70 GB via Expansion Compact Card
Predecessor: Symphonié Ricoh Messenger CM-2

[Indo States]

Philips Téléphone Fatimanienné NetMate 100

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Developer: Postés, Télégraphés et Téléphonàs Fatimanienné (PTTF, Until 1990), Télégraphés et Téléphonàs Fatimanienné (TTF) in Cooperation with Philips
Manufacturer: Téléphone Fatimanienné
Type: Computer Terminal
Release Date: 1987 (Opened to Public)
Introductory Price: Ԑ 2,500 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: 1995 (Manufacturing Ended) 2003 (First-Party Technical Support Ended) 2011 (Netcom Services Ended except for BBS Forums)
Operating System: Netcom 2.7 with BBS Capabilities, Upgradeable to Netcom 4.1 (If the Unit has been Mailed)
CPU: Z80182, 33 MHz
Sound: None
Memory: 265 KB, Upgradeable up to 1 MB by Swapping Memory Cards

[Indo States]

Edeltian Instruments-Apple Netcom Terminal

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Developer: Postés, Télégraphés et Téléphonàs Fatimanienné (PTTF, Until 1990), Télégraphés et Téléphonàs Fatimanienné (TTF) in Cooperation with Apple Computers and AT&T
Manufacturer: Edeltian Instruments
Type: Apple II-Based Computer Terminal
Release Date: 1989
Introductory Price: Ԑ 4,000 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: 1994 (Software Support Dropped by Apple for Apple-Branded Software) 1996 (First-Party Technical Support Dropped by Edeltian Instruments)
Operating System: Applesoft-Branded Netcom 3.7 with BBS Capabilities, Upgradeable to Applesoft-Branded Netcom 5.1 (If the Unit has been Mailed to an Apple Dealer or to Edeltian Instruments)
CPU: MOS Technology 65C02, 4 MHz
Sound: PC Speaker (Beeper)
Memory: 64 KB, Upgradeable up to 1 MB via Memory Card Swap

[Indo States]

Elektra Hockey I

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Developer: Elektra
Manufacturer: Tandy, Elektra
Type: 8-Bit Home Computer
Release Date: July 1980
Introductory Price: Ԑ 799 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: 1987
Operating System: Elektra COLOR-BASIC
CPU: Motorola 6809E, 1.79 MHz
Sound: General Instrument AY-3-8910
Memory: 16KB
Sucessor: Hockey Telex, Hockey II

[Indo States]

Elektra Hockey II

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Developer: Elektra
Manufacturer: Tandy, Elektra
Type: 8-Bit Home Computer
Release Date: July 1983
Introductory Price: Ԑ 850 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: 1991
Operating System: Elektra COLOR-BASIC
CPU: Motorola 6809E, 1.79 MHz
Sound: General Instrument AY-3-8910
Memory: 64KB
Predecessor: Hockey I
Sucessor: Hockey III

[Indo States]

Elektra Hockey III

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Developer: Elektra
Manufacturer: Tandy, Elektra
Type: 8-Bit Home Computer
Release Date: September 1986
Introductory Price: Ԑ 899 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: 1991
Operating System: Elektra COLOR-BASIC
CPU: Motorola 6809E, 1.79 MHz
Sound: General Instrument AY-3-8910
Memory: 128 KB
Predecessor: Hockey I, Hockey II

[Indo States]

Elka Atomnet

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Developer: Elka Computerontwikkeling
Manufacturer: Elka Computerontwikkeling, Acorn Computers
Type: 8-Bit Home Computer
Release Date: August 1981
Introductory Price: Ԑ 2,000 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: January 1983
Operating System: Atom Basic, Econet-F
CPU: MOS Technology 6502, 1 MHz
Sound: 1-Channel Loud Speaker
Memory: 2 KB RAM, 8 KB ROM
Sucessor: RTV Microcomputer

[Indo States]

Edeltian Instruments PC-8 Note-Companion

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Developer: Edeltian Instruments
Manufacturer: NEC, Edeltian Instruments
Type: 8-Bit Portable Computer
Release Date: 1984
Introductory Price: Ԑ 895 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: 1990
Operating System: Custom dedicated runtime in firmware with ComDOS (Similar to Apple ProDOS, Incompatible) Built-in
CPU: MOS Technology 6502, 3 MHz
Sound: Edeltian Instruments 65C52 "Timer" (2-Channel Square Wave Soundchip)
Memory: 8 KB, Expandable up to 1 MB

The Edeltian Instruments PC-8 Note-Companion is a 8-Bit Portable Computer made by Edeltian Instruments and NEC. It was the First "Real" PC-8 Portable, but with the Compatibility with PC-8 Software from Both Floppy Disk and Cassette Tape, making it 87% Compatible with the PC-8 Software and Games Library, but the Screen and Memory Limitations was making it Impossible to make the Portable Computer more Compatible with all of the PC-8 Software.

The Case design was Similar to the Elektra ElectroTablet, but incompatible with the ElectroTablet Software since it was Aesthetically Similar to it's Competitor. The Computer has been Discontinued in 1990, just 2 Years before the Full Discontinuation of the PC-8 Line in December 1992, and this Portable Computer has been Overshadowed by the PC-8TC, Offering more Compatibility with the PC-8 Software and Games Library.

[Indo States]

Elektra ElectroTablet

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Developer: Elektra, Microsoft
Manufacturer: Tandy, Elektra
Type: 8-Bit Portable Computer
Release Date: 1983
Introductory Price: Ԑ 900 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: 1991
Operating System: Custom dedicated runtime in firmware
CPU: 2.4 MHz Intel 80C85
Sound: None, Beeper
Memory: 32 KB
Sucessor: PortaTop

[Indo States]

Eletex AT-500

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Developer: Eletex, Robrotron (Case Design)
Manufacturer: Robotron (Case Design and Components except Microprocessors and Chips), Computerized Components Incorporated (Microprocessors Manufactured by Intel, Chips Manufactured by CCI)
Type: PC/AT Clone, Personal Computer
Release Date: 1984
Introductory Price: Ԑ 3,000 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: 1989
Operating System: MS-DOS, Microsoft Windows 1.0-3.0
CPU: Intel 80286 @ 6 and 8 MHz
Sound: PC Speaker (Beeper), Sound Cards (Optional)
Memory: 256 KB to 16 MB
Sucessor: AT-600 Plus (1987), XT-100 (1985), XT-200 (1986)