IBM PC Jr.

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Model or Identifier: IBM PC Jr.

Manufacturer: IBM

Date: March 1984

USA

Though highly anticipated as a more affordable (at $670) IBM PC, the PCjr failed to live up to expectations. This was due to poor compatibility with PC software and limited hardware options with a dreadful keyboard. Proprietary ports on the back and a unique ?sidecar? bus on the side, locked users into proprietary solutions only. Two cartridge ports for software were located below the floppy drive. Built with gaming in mind, the PCjr supported CGA graphics with additional color modes and TI sound.

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Specifications

  • Released: March 1984

  • Processor: Intel 8088

  • Video: Video Gate Array

  • Audio: TI SN76496

  • RAM: 64kb or 128kb

Watch ""1984 IBM PCjr computer commercia"" on YouTube: https://youtu.be/XGx29uhT5Bg

IBM PCjr - Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_PCjr

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Model or Identifier: IBM PC Jr.

Manufacturer: IBM

Date: March 1984

USA

Though highly anticipated as a more affordable (at $670) IBM PC, the PCjr failed to live up to expectations. This was due to poor compatibility with PC software and limited hardware options with a dreadful keyboard. Proprietary ports on the back and a unique ?sidecar? bus on the side, locked users into proprietary solutions only. Two cartridge ports for software were located below the floppy drive. Built with gaming in mind, the PCjr supported CGA graphics with additional color modes and TI sound.

Additional Information:

Specifications

  • Released: March 1984

  • Processor: Intel 8088

  • Video: Video Gate Array

  • Audio: TI SN76496

  • RAM: 64kb or 128kb

Watch ""1984 IBM PCjr computer commercia"" on YouTube: https://youtu.be/XGx29uhT5Bg

IBM PCjr - Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_PCjr

Model or Identifier: IBM PC Jr.

Manufacturer: IBM

Date: March 1984

USA

Though highly anticipated as a more affordable (at $670) IBM PC, the PCjr failed to live up to expectations. This was due to poor compatibility with PC software and limited hardware options with a dreadful keyboard. Proprietary ports on the back and a unique ?sidecar? bus on the side, locked users into proprietary solutions only. Two cartridge ports for software were located below the floppy drive. Built with gaming in mind, the PCjr supported CGA graphics with additional color modes and TI sound.

Additional Information:

Specifications

  • Released: March 1984

  • Processor: Intel 8088

  • Video: Video Gate Array

  • Audio: TI SN76496

  • RAM: 64kb or 128kb

Watch ""1984 IBM PCjr computer commercia"" on YouTube: https://youtu.be/XGx29uhT5Bg

IBM PCjr - Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_PCjr