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The '''PC-9801 E''' | The '''PC-9801 E''' | ||
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| + | The PC-9801 E is essentially a cost-reduced [[PC-9801 F]], with the floppy disk drives and JIS level 1 kanji support taken out. This means, other than the faster processor, the E is more akin to the original 1982 [[PC-9801]], in which the user would have to purchase extra peripherals to get the most out of the machine. | ||
| − | + | While it was suggested that the PC-9801 E was to be connected to external 8-inch floppy disk drives (like the original PC-9801), in practise the 5¼-inch floppy disks of the PC-9801 F became the de facto standard, and so Es were typically turned into Fs. As such, the PC-9801 E is not thought to have its own software library. | |
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==List of games== | ==List of games== | ||
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The PC-9801 E
Hardware
The PC-9801 E is essentially a cost-reduced PC-9801 F, with the floppy disk drives and JIS level 1 kanji support taken out. This means, other than the faster processor, the E is more akin to the original 1982 PC-9801, in which the user would have to purchase extra peripherals to get the most out of the machine.
While it was suggested that the PC-9801 E was to be connected to external 8-inch floppy disk drives (like the original PC-9801), in practise the 5¼-inch floppy disks of the PC-9801 F became the de facto standard, and so Es were typically turned into Fs. As such, the PC-9801 E is not thought to have its own software library.
Technical specifications
List of games
References
| PC-9800 series hardware |
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| PC-9801 (1982) | PC-9801 F (E) (1983) | M (1984) V30 Computers: U | VF | VM | UV | CV (1985-1988) |
| stuff |
| Okay so I have no idea how best to do this |