CPU
Intel 80386DX
Compaq Deskpro 386
Compaq · 1986
The machine that broke IBM's grip. Compaq shipped a 386 in 1986, a full year before IBM, and the industry realised the standard no longer belonged to IBM at all — from here on it belonged to Intel and Microsoft. Arguably the single most consequential PC clone ever made.
As catalogued
- Maker
- Compaq
- CPU
- Intel 80386DX-16
- Memory
- 1MiB, 2MiB, 4MiB
- Styles
- Deskpro 386/16, Deskpro 386/20, Deskpro 386/25, Deskpro 386/33
- Regions
- US, UK, Europe
- Chassis
- desktop
- OS
- Compaq MS-DOS 3.1
Chips
FPU
Intel 80387
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