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C > COMMODORE  > CBM 700 Series     


Commodore
CBM 700 Series

The Commodore 700 series featured the same hardware basis as the 600 series but had a built-in tilt-and-swivel monochrome 12" monitor, a detachable keyboard and housing for two 5.25" floppy drives.

It was said that the 5/6/700 cases were designed by Porsche, not the more familiar Porsche auto factory, but the separate Porsche Design firm.

Three version were also available:
• 710 (CBM 128/80 in USA): 128 KB RAM
• 720 (CBM 256/80): 256 KB RAM
• 730 (CBMX 256/80): 256 KB RAM and coprocessor

Both versions could be purchased with a built-in dual floppy disk drive which was compatible with the external 8250 dual drive unit.

Special thanks to Susan Griffiths who donated us this computer !

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NAME  CBM 700 Series
MANUFACTURER  Commodore
TYPE  Professional Computer
ORIGIN  U.S.A.
YEAR  1983
BUILT IN LANGUAGE  Extended version of Microsoft BASIC 4.0
KEYBOARD  Full stroke 94 key with numeric keypad and function/programmable keys
CPU  MOS 6509 (Zilog Z80 & Intel 8088 optional)
SPEED  2 MHz
RAM  128 KB (up to 896 KB)
ROM  28 KB
TEXT MODES  80 chars. x 25 lines
GRAPHIC MODES  None
COLOrsc  Monochrome
SOUND  3 voices, 9 octaves (same SID 6581 as C-64)
SIZE / WEIGHT  46 (W) x 59.5 (D) x 46 (H) cm
I/O PORTS  IEEE-488, Serial RS-232, Cartridge, audio, cassette
BUILT IN MEDIA  optional built-in dual floppy disc drives
OS  ROM Based (CP/M or MS DOS optional)
POWER SUPPLY  Built-in switching power supply unit
PERIPHERALS  2 x 170 KB or 500 KB or 1 MB 5'' floppy disc unit, 8088 or Z80 card
PRICE  $2995





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