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forum_thread: 966
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- title: COMPLETE SYSTEM
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subtitle: ''
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- title: Prof 80 - ein CP/M 3 System
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url: http://www.prof80.de
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text: more information about the Prof 80 card and expansions (German page)
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comments:
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- author: Fred Jan Kraan (Netherlands)
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date: Wednesday 25th July 2012
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There were actually two computer systems with the name PROF80:\
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\- The German Comitec system, which was an ECB-bus based Eurocard (optional graphics board).\
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\- The French Pentasonic system which was a TRS-80 Model III clone. This is the displayed system.\
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There also was a compatible small interface named PROF80 for the TRS-80 Model I and III to be placed between the main board and the CPU, which added an boot menu and RAM bank switching. This allowed CP/M on these machines. The bank switching is different than the LNW-scheme.
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oc_id: 992
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source:
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url: https://web.archive.org/web/20230607181902/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=992
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