CPU
Intel 8088, Intel 8088-2, NEC V20, Intel 80286, Intel 80C88
IBM PCjr 4860
IBM PC · 1984
IBM's home computer, and one of its famous failures: cartridge slots, an infrared "Chiclet" keyboard nobody could type on, and a price that made no sense beside a Commodore 64. IBM replaced the keyboard and cut the price, then killed it after a year. Worth having as the moment IBM discovered it did not understand the home market.
As catalogued
- Maker
- IBM
- CPU
- Intel 8088-4.77
- Memory
- 64K, 128K
- Styles
- chiclet keyboard, typewriter keyboard (replacement)
- Regions
- US, UK, Europe
- Chassis
- home machine with a wireless keyboard and cartridge slots
- OS
- IBM PC DOS 2.1 / Cartridge BASIC
Chips
Video Gate Array
IBM VGA (PCjr gate array)
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