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PC-8801

Computador pessoal

Desenvolvedor:

NEC Corporation

Fabricante:

NEC Corporation
Descontinuado

1989 (29–30 anos)

Arquitetura

8 bits
Lançamento:

1981 (37–38 anos)
Características

Arquitetura

8 bits

Processador

Zilog Z80

Memória
64-192KB

Portal Tecnologias da informação

O NEC PC-8801 foi um computador pessoal, fabricado pela Nippon Electric Company e lançado em 1981, era baseado em no processador 8 bits Zilog Z80.[1]


Foi lançado em 1981 no Japão, onde se tornou muito popular, e mais tarde no Estados Unidos pela subsidiária americana, a NEC Home Electronics EUA, que comercializado variações do PC-8801 nos Estados Unidos.[2]


Se tornou famoso no mundo inteiro, devido aos grandes títulos de jogos que foram lançados para o computador, como Super Mario Bros.


Foi descontinuado em 1989, com cerca de 17 modelos diferentes ao longo de 8 anos.



Referências |



  1. http://www.z80.info/zip/z80cpu_um.pdf


  2. Inc, InfoWorld Media Group (21 de maio de 1984). InfoWorld. [S.l.]: InfoWorld Media Group, Inc. 







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