FUJITSU MICRO FM-8VINTAGE MICRO COMPUTER
ONE OF THE FIRST FUJITSU MICRO COMPUTERS: BI-PROCESSOR, 64 KB RAM, BUBBLE MEMORY, BUILT-IN CHINESE CHARACTERS ROM, 640X200 HIGH RESOLUTION WITH 8 COLORS AND NO PROXIMITY CONFLICT
DEVELOPED BY EMPLOYING INNOVATIVE DESIGN AND STATE-OF-THE-ART SEMICONDUCTOR TECHNOLOGYDESIGNED FOR USE IN A VARIETY OF FIELDS, RANGING FROM HIGH-LEVEL HOBBY USE, TO BUSINESS APPLICATIONS AND PROCESS CONTROL
FEATURES:- equipped with two Motorola 6809 8-bit CPUS (main and sub)- world\'s first use of 64 kilobit DRAM (like that in large main frame computers) in a microcomputer (64 kilobyte main memory)- Japanese language display using Chinese character (kanji) ROM (JIS level 1 2,965 characters, optional)- high-resolution color graphics (640x200 dot, 8 colors selectable at each dot)- the provided operating systems (OS) included F-BASIC, as well as UCSD-PASCAL, FLEX and CP/M (required Z80 card option)- first use in a personal computer of bubble memory as external memory (at the time of announcement, the machine had a bubble cassette with a 32 kilobyte capacity. A 128 kilobyte casset was added later. Bubble memory did not catch on, however, and was eliminated from the standard features in the Fm-7)
MENU WHEN BOOTED:1 - F-BASIC (ROM/DISK mode)2 - DOS (mini-floppy disk)3 - Bubble memory5 - DOS (standard floppy disk)
CHARACTER SETS(8x8 matrix)- 69 alphanumeric char.- 63 katakana signs and 62 graphic symbols(16x16 pixels matrix)- 2965 chinese characters (JIS standard level 1)- 453 non-chinese characters (JIS non-chinese characters)
- optional mini floppy disks could be connected (320 KB each), as well as an expansion unit which allowed many things (voice input/output, hard disk connection, RS232c interface, analog interface for measurement, etc.)
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