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forum_thread: 1174
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- title: BOSMAN 8
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subtitle: ''
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type of document : PDF\
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size : 1.2 MB\
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source : www.old-computers.com
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- author: Zbigniew ''zibi'' Jarosik (Poland)
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date: Monday 9th December 2019
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Bosman has two 3" floppies, not 3.5" - it was the same floppy drive as used in Timex FDD 3000. Itself it has no graphics card - it uses terminal (ANG-2001 - text only, ANG-3001 - text and graphics). It has 512KB of RAM, paged as 60k blocks (not 64 - 60!) - top 4KB was reserved by OS, RAM over first 64K was used as internal disk.
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Monitor connector is DB9, but it is used for video signal AND power drawed from power supply in monitor.
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I heard there was a version without floppy - for network usage? I can''t confirm - I haven''t seen any.
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- author: Exin (Germany)
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date: Friday 27th April 2012
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text: The U880D is a CPU from GDR.
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oc_id: 1206
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source:
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url: https://web.archive.org/web/20230528040800/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=1206
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