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R2E
Micral 8020 Series

This computer was basically the same as the Bull 80/22. However, the machine seems to have been designed by the team of R2E after the company was bought by Bull in 1978.

It was first designed as an opened business system intended to be integrated into company networks. However, some time later, Bull got a significant part of the French educational market, so the R2E system was adapted to meet the Department of Education requirements and became the Bull 80/22.

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NAME  Micral 8020 Series
MANUFACTURER  R2E
TYPE  Professional Computer
ORIGIN  France
YEAR  1980
BUILT IN LANGUAGE  None
KEYBOARD  Full stroke 81 key with numeric keypad
CPU  Z80A
SPEED  3 MHz
RAM  64 KB (up to 256 KB)
VRAM  2 KB
ROM  8 KB
TEXT MODES  80 chars. x 24 lines
GRAPHIC MODES  None
COLOrsc  Unknown, Monochrome/green phosphore with Bull Monitor
SOUND  Beeper into the monitor
I/O PORTS  Serial, Parallel, Communication, RGB, Network
BUILT IN MEDIA  2 x 5.25'' single side 160 KB floppy disc drives
OS  CP/M, Prologue
POWER SUPPLY  Built-in switching power supply unit
PERIPHERALS  RAM and Serial cards, external twin-moveable-HD drive unit
PRICE  Unknown





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