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EAGLE COMPUTERS INC.
Eagle PC

This was an IBM PC compatible system. It could even boot the IBM PC system disks. Its overall design was smarter than the traditional IBM PC. The keyboard could be stored in a dedicated space under the main unit.

The Eagle PC was first designed as a terminal to the Eagle 2000 System which used the 8086 chip as a client. However when IBM released the PC eagle turned it into a low end PC to compete.

It worked without any fan and was thus quite silent, which was rare for an PC compatible system... The graphic resolution was far better than the IBM standard : 720 x 352 instead of 320 x 200.

Two models were available : the PC 1 with 64k RAM and one 320k 5"1/4 disk-drive, and the PC 2 with 128k RAM and two 320l 5"1/4 disk-drives. It was sold with Eagle calc and Eagle Writer.

The Eagle PC was also sold in France by Thomson as the Micromega 16.



We need more info about this computer ! If you designed, used, or have more info about this system, please send us pictures or anything you might find useful.
NAME  Eagle PC
MANUFACTURER  Eagle Computers Inc.
TYPE  Professional Computer
ORIGIN  U.S.A.
YEAR  ? 1982
BUILT IN LANGUAGE  GW Basic available on disk
KEYBOARD  Full-stroke IBM style keyboard, 10 function keys, numeric keypad
CPU  Intel 8088
SPEED  4,77 Mhz
CO-PROCESSOR  optional 8087 math coprocessor
RAM  64 kb (up to 512 kb)
TEXT MODES  80 x 25
GRAPHIC MODES  720 x 352
Characters matrix : 11 x 19 pixels
COLORS  8
I/O PORTS  2 serial ports, 1 parallel port
BUILT IN MEDIA  2 x 5''1/4 disk-drives (320k each)
optional hard-disk (10Mb, 32Mb)
OS  MS-DOS, CP/M 86
POWER SUPPLY  PSU built-in
PRICE  64k, 1 disk model : 4055 (France, december 1983)
128k, 2 disks model : 5275 (France, december 1983)





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