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==Hardware==
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The PC-9801 F is at its heart, a PC-9801 in a more convenient form factor. The CPU was swapped out for a μPD8086-2, which in additional to running at 5MHz like the PC-9801, can be switched to a faster 8MHz mode.
  
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Two (5¼-inch) floppy disk drives and the functionality of the [[PC-9801-01]] JIS first level kanji ROM board were included as standard (NEC would offer the [[PC-9801 E]] a month later if the latter wasn't deemed necessary).
  
 
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Revision as of 18:53, 12 February 2022

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PC-9801 F
Manufacturer: NEC
Release Date RRP Code
PC-9801 F
JP
¥ ?

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The PC-9801 F

Hardware

The PC-9801 F is at its heart, a PC-9801 in a more convenient form factor. The CPU was swapped out for a μPD8086-2, which in additional to running at 5MHz like the PC-9801, can be switched to a faster 8MHz mode.

Two (5¼-inch) floppy disk drives and the functionality of the PC-9801-01 JIS first level kanji ROM board were included as standard (NEC would offer the PC-9801 E a month later if the latter wasn't deemed necessary).

Technical Specifications

List of games

Gallery


PC-9800 series hardware
PC-9801 (1982) | PC-9801 F (E) (1983) | M (1984)

V30 Computers: U | VF | VM | UV | CV (1985-1988)
286 Computers: VX | UX | RX | DX | UR | UF | FX (1986-1992)
386 Computers: RA | RS | ES | DA | DS | CS | FS | US (1988-1992)
486+ Computers: FA | BX | BA | BX2 | BS2 | BA2 | BA3 | BX4 (1993-1995)

stuff
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