--- title: LOGYSTEM ECRITEXT categories: - Computers types: - Transportable origins: - France years: - '1982' cpus: - Zilog Z80A params: name: ECRITEXT image: /media/museum/photos/logystem_ecritext_1.jpg company: /companies/logystem company_name: LOGYSTEM specs: - label: NAME value: ECRITEXT - label: MANUFACTURER value: Logystem - label: TYPE value: Transportable - label: ORIGIN value: France - label: YEAR value: ? 1982 - label: BUILT IN LANGUAGE value: Word processor - label: KEYBOARD value: Full-stroke professional keyboard with numeric keypad - label: CPU value: Zilog Z80A - label: SPEED value: 4 MHz - label: CO-PROCESSOR value: second Z80 handling keyboard/display - label: RAM value: 64 KB - label: ROM value: Unknown - label: TEXT MODES value: 80 x 25 - label: GRAPHIC MODES value: None - label: COLORS value: Monochrome - label: SOUND value: Unknown - label: SIZE / WEIGHT value: Unknown - label: I/O PORTS value: Unknown - label: BUILT IN MEDIA value: From one to three 5.25'' disk-drives - label: OS value: CP/M - label: POWER SUPPLY value: Built-in power supply - label: PERIPHERALS value: Unknown - label: PRICE value: Unknown forum_thread: 133 oc_id: 120 source: url: https://web.archive.org/web/20230417024950/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=120 date: '2023-04-17' --- We don't know much about this strange French computer. It was designed by Patrick Jossier, an award winning French designer, to be used as a word processing computer and only few were sold. This computer was dedicated to word processing (with a 80\*25 text resolution), had a 'hidden' CP/M OS launching the text processor at start. Main CPU was Z80/4MHz, the other Z80 was dedicated to keyboard/display, almost like an 'integrated terminal'. This computer was 100% french made, from hardware to software (except for the OS). The system pictured here is Logystem Ecritext 2 --- **Contributor**: Jean-Yves Gaulier
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