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REGNECENTRALEN  Regnecentralen
RC 700 Piccolo

Regnecentralen was a governmental agency founded in 1955 in order to build and run DASK (the first Danish computer), and for doing research in the computer field.

The RC 702 Piccolo (RC 700 was the series) was thus used by most schools in Denmark. It was equiped with a Z80A microprocessor, could be shipped with one or two built-in 5" floppy disc drive and ran CP/M.

The system supported CP/M and UCSD PASCAL, but was usually shipped with RC COMAL-80, a programming language which was used extensively in Danish schools for many years. COMAL was quite popular as a teaching language, especially in Scotland.

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NAME  RC 700 Piccolo
MANUFACTURER  Regnecentralen
TYPE  Professional Computer
ORIGIN  Denmark
YEAR  1980
BUILT IN LANGUAGE  None
KEYBOARD  RC-721 full-stroke limited keyboard. An extended version with numeric keypad was also available
CPU  Z80A
SPEED  4 Mhz
RAM  48 KB (expandable to 64 KB)
ROM  2 KB
TEXT MODES  Unknown
GRAPHIC MODES  A graphic expansion board could be installed (More info?)
COLORS  Monochrome
SOUND  Beeper
I/O PORTS  Monitor output, Keyboard connector, Parallel connector, Terminal & Printer serial (V24) connectors, External disk drive connector, Fuse, Monitor power
BUILT IN MEDIA  5.25'' floppy disk drive
Optional 8'' floppy disk drive
OS  CP/M
POWER SUPPLY  PSU Built-in
PERIPHERALS  RC-602 or RC-603 dot matrix printer
PRICE  About $3500





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