Difference between revisions of "PC-8801 mkII MR"
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| + | The MR was a higher-end model of the PC-8800 series when it launched in 1985, coming with 192KB of RAM (versus the previous models' 64) and two high-density floppy disk drives as standard. It is otherwise similar to the [[PC-8801 mkII FR]]. | ||
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| + | Very little (if any) software exists that makes use of the improved specifications of the MR. Games would continue to target the more widespread [[PC-8801 mkII SR]]. | ||
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Revision as of 17:47, 9 January 2022
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The PC-8801 mkII MR
Hardware
The MR was a higher-end model of the PC-8800 series when it launched in 1985, coming with 192KB of RAM (versus the previous models' 64) and two high-density floppy disk drives as standard. It is otherwise similar to the PC-8801 mkII FR.
Very little (if any) software exists that makes use of the improved specifications of the MR. Games would continue to target the more widespread PC-8801 mkII SR.
Technical specifications
References
| PC-8800 series hardware |
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| PC-8801 (1981) | PC-8801 mkII (1983) | PC-8801 mkII SR (TR | FR | MR | FH | MH | FA | MA | FE | MA2 | FE2 | MC) (1985-1989) | PC-88 VA (VA2 | VA3) (1987-1988) |
| stuff |
| haven't worked it all out yet |