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{{sub-stub}}The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a home computer released by [[NEC]].
 
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The PC-8001 mkII is an enhanced version of the [[PC-8001]], with the most notable improvement being a true graphics mode, along with an enhanced version of BASIC (N80 BASIC) and a physical design incorporating expansion slots and a disk drive interface, removing the need to purchase an external box to use these features.
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The PC-8001 mkII is an enhanced version of the [[PC-8001]], with the most notable improvement being true graphics modes; either 2-colour 640x200, or 4-colour 320x200. RAM is also upped to 64KB as standard.
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An enhanced version of BASIC (N80 BASIC) was added, and the physical design was changed, incorporating expansion slots and a disk drive interface, without the need to purchase an external box to use these features.
  
 
The mkII is backwards compatible with all PC-8001 software, although games which require the [[PCG-8100]] in order to function will need the mkII variant of the device, the [[PCG-8200]] (or similar).
 
The mkII is backwards compatible with all PC-8001 software, although games which require the [[PCG-8100]] in order to function will need the mkII variant of the device, the [[PCG-8200]] (or similar).
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Revision as of 13:30, 24 January 2022

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PC-8001 mkII
Manufacturer: NEC
Release Date RRP Code
PC-8001 mkII
JP 		¥123,000123,000

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The PC-8001 mkII is a home computer released by NEC.

Hardware

The PC-8001 mkII is an enhanced version of the PC-8001, with the most notable improvement being true graphics modes; either 2-colour 640x200, or 4-colour 320x200. RAM is also upped to 64KB as standard.

An enhanced version of BASIC (N80 BASIC) was added, and the physical design was changed, incorporating expansion slots and a disk drive interface, without the need to purchase an external box to use these features.

The mkII is backwards compatible with all PC-8001 software, although games which require the PCG-8100 in order to function will need the mkII variant of the device, the PCG-8200 (or similar).

Technical specifications

List of games

References



PC-8000 series hardware
PC-8001 (1979) | PC-8001 mkII (1983) | PC-8001 mkII SR (1985)
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