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| + | = AT&T UnixPC = | ||
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| + | The 3B1 (also known as the PC7300, or Unix PC) was a Unix workstation computer originally developed by Convergent Technologies (later acquired by Unisys), and marketed by AT&T in the mid- to late-1980s. Despite the name, the 3B1 had little in common with AT&T's other 3B-series computers. | ||
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| + | (source: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AT%26T_Unix_PC Wikipedia]) | ||
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| + | == Hardware configuration == | ||
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| + | * 10 MHz Motorola MC68010 (16 bit external bus, 32 bit internal) with custom, discrete MMU | ||
| + | * Floppy disk drive | ||
| + | * Internal MFM hard drive, originally 10 MB[3], later models with up to 67 MB | ||
| + | * 1024K RAM on main board | ||
| + | * 3 expansion slots | ||
| + | * Monochrome green phosphor 10-inch (250 mm) monitor | ||
| + | * Internal 300/1200 bit/s modem | ||
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| + | [[Bestand:ATT PC7300 front view.jpeg|miniatuur|AT&T Front view]] | ||
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| Desktop computer: AT&T PC7300 | |
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| Rubriek | Het Museum |
| Fabrikant | 
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| Model | PC7300 |
| Naam | AT&T PC7300 |
| Type | Desktop computer |
| Serial# | 370429020 000809 |
| Systeem | |
| Architectuur | 68k |
| Systeembus/interface | |
| OS | AT&T Unix 3 |
| Netwerk | |
| Hostname | |
| IP Address | |
| DECnet Address | |
| MAC Address | |
| Collectiegegevens | |
| Eigenaar | Museum |
| Status | Schoongemaakt, Demonstrabel |
| Knowhow | |
| Locatie | Het Museum |
| Label | |
| Herkomst | DND |
| Datum opname collectie | augustus 9, 2014 |
| Bekijk alle hardware - Ga naar het Museum - Nieuw item | |
AT&T UnixPC
The 3B1 (also known as the PC7300, or Unix PC) was a Unix workstation computer originally developed by Convergent Technologies (later acquired by Unisys), and marketed by AT&T in the mid- to late-1980s. Despite the name, the 3B1 had little in common with AT&T's other 3B-series computers.
(source: Wikipedia)
Hardware configuration
- 10 MHz Motorola MC68010 (16 bit external bus, 32 bit internal) with custom, discrete MMU
- Floppy disk drive
- Internal MFM hard drive, originally 10 MB[3], later models with up to 67 MB
- 1024K RAM on main board
- 3 expansion slots
- Monochrome green phosphor 10-inch (250 mm) monitor
- Internal 300/1200 bit/s modem
