--- title: Iasis ia-7301 categories: - Computers types: - Portable origins: - U.S.A. years: - '1976' cpus: - Intel 8080 params: name: ia-7301 company: /companies/iasis company_name: Iasis specs: - label: NAME value: ia-7301 - label: MANUFACTURER value: Iasis - label: TYPE value: Portable - label: ORIGIN value: U.S.A. - label: YEAR value: '1976' - label: BUILT IN LANGUAGE value: Hexadecimal monitor - label: KEYBOARD value: 16 hexadecimal keys + 8 function keys - label: CPU value: Intel 8080 - label: RAM value: 1 Kb - label: ROM value: 1 Kb (monitor) - label: TEXT MODES value: 8 x 7 segments LED - label: GRAPHIC MODES value: None - label: COLORS value: None - label: I/O PORTS value: Tape recorder, 2 x I/O ports, power supply - label: POWER SUPPLY value: External power supply unit (+5 / +12 volts) - label: PERIPHERALS value: Expander board - label: PRICE value: $450 tabs: - adverts adverts: - title: 1977 ADVERT subtitle: '' text: '' image: null comments: - author: Lasse (Sweden) date: Wednesday 25th February 2015 text: I have the IASIS ia-7301 s/n 1097 with all documentation and 6 tapes with programs. If you need any extract from docs I may be able to help. This will be listed on ebay, but any may contact me prior to this if interested. Will NOT split the package though. - author: james (Canada) date: Tuesday 1st July 2014 text: |- Hi,\ I have a IASIS ia-7301 in working condition.\ looks mint, I may be willing to sell if the price is right. I don''t know what they are going for in todays market.\ Open to offers - author: Brian Bergantz (USA) date: Monday 14th January 2013 text: |- I am looking to buy an IASIS ia-7301. IS anyone willing to sell? Best Regards,\ brian Bergantz - author: ruben osnaya (mexico d,f) date: Wednesday 14th April 2010 text: i have a Iasis ia-7301 what you nead exactelly send me a picture for cable - author: Richard (Tucson) date: Monday 17th May 2004 text: |- Does anyone have the 'pinout' for the edge connector? I was given one of these units recently and am interested in writing a VERY simple program for it. Thanks, Richard oc_id: 544 source: url: https://web.archive.org/web/20230223072129/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=544 date: '2023-02-23' --- The IASIS ia-7301, also called 'Computer in a Book' is a training computer, based on the Intel 8080 microprocessor. It was delivered with a 250 pages programming course (contained in a 3-ring binder), but without any power supply. User had to buy it as an option ! Basic version offered 1 Kb of ROM holding the monitor, 1 Kb of RAM and two I/O ports. Programs were saved through a standard tape recorder. An optional expander board allowed to add standard cards (S100 bus ?) to increase memory size and connect various extension cards (Teletype, TV, keyboard, I/O).