When NCR discontinued the PC4 they released the PC6. This was a true IBM PC/XT clone.
It had a discrete CPU unit and monitor. It also had a "turbo" button to change the clock on the 8088 CPU from 4.77 to 8 MHz, processing information nearly twice as fast as the PC XT. It was available with either monochrome or CGA graphics. It was bundled with NCR-DOS, GW-BASIC, Getting Started booklet, NCR User Interface, NCR PAL, NCR TUTOR, On-line NCR HELP, and User Diagnostics.
Pictures and info needed !
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Hi, i''ve got one at home Which used to work several years Before. I Will be able in a month to send you some pictures of the inside and if i can put an hand on the screen, some shots of the interface. Contact me if you''re interested.
Best regards,
Dorian
Monday 16th May 2022
Dorian Viaud (France)
Hi, i''ve got one at home Which used to work several years Before. I Will be able in a month to send you some pictures of the inside and if i can put an hand on the screen, some shots of the interface. Contact me if you''re interested.
Best regards,
Dorian
Monday 16th May 2022
Dorian Viaud (France)
NAME
PC6
MANUFACTURER
NCR
TYPE
Professional Computer
ORIGIN
U.S.A.
YEAR
1985
KEYBOARD
Enhanced full-stroke keyboard. Seperate command and cursor keys.
CPU
Dual-speed, 16-bit Intel 8088-2 CPU
SPEED
4.77 Mhz / 6 Mhz
RAM
Memory expandable to 640KB on the main processor board.
VRAM
Unknown
ROM
Unknown
TEXT MODES
80 x 25?
GRAPHIC MODES
High resolution
COLORS
Yes
SOUND
Beeper?
I/O PORTS
RS232, Centronics / Parallel, 8 x PC-XT compatible expansion slots.
BUILT IN MEDIA
Four integrated drive positions (5.25 '' disk-drives, up to 40 MB hard-disk or streaming tape backup system)
