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     value: Built-in power supply
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-  comments:
-  - author: Xardfir
-    date: Friday 13rd January 2012
-    text: |-
-      According to Vintropedia Collector Handbook 2009 specifications are an 8086 CPU, 128k of ram and an 8 colour screen.\
-      http://books.google.com.au/books?id$D7RS9yegrtoC$lpg$PA34$ots$UF9MCD_qGH$dq$hitachi$20B16$20computer$pg$PA34$v$onepage$q$hitachi$20B16$20computer$f$false
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-      More information about the B16/B32 series can also be found here: http://www.duensser.com/pc_famb16.htm
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-      It appears to be a Japanese PC clone with special graphics additions to display Kanji Text properly and was expanded to use 286, then 386 processors in the B32 varient. A photo from 1990 is included in the above website.
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-      The 286 version had the following specs:\
-      Intel 80286\
-      HDD 20MB\
-      FDD 3.5Inc 1.44MB\
-      640X400 monochrome LCD
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-      The MESS emulator includes specific code to emulate parts of the B16 hardware which can display up to 4096 colours ins some modes.
-
-      The B16 EX was also used for computer arts. Some examples of artwork produced by this machine can be found here:\
-      http://www.cgh.ed.jp/cgac/1989/index.html
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-      Another picture at http://incore.kr/pics/system/200824-0693.png shows a B16 EX III Plus.
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