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title: Casio PB-770
categories:
- Computers
types:
- Pocket
origins:
- Japan
years:
- '1984'
cpus:
- Specific VLSI
params:
name: PB-770
image: /media/museum/photos/casio_pb770.jpg
company: /companies/casio
company_name: Casio
specs:
- label: NAME
value: PB-770
- label: MANUFACTURER
value: Casio
- label: TYPE
value: Pocket
- label: ORIGIN
value: Japan
- label: YEAR
value: '1984'
- label: BUILT IN LANGUAGE
value: Basic
- label: KEYBOARD
value: QWERTY caculator type with numeric keypad
- label: CPU
value: Specific VLSI
- label: RAM
value: 8 kb, up to to 32 kb with 3 x 8 kb memory addons (OR8)
- label: ROM
value: 32 kb
- label: TEXT MODES
value: 20 x 4
- label: GRAPHIC MODES
value: 32 x 160
- label: COLORS
value: Black and white LCD screen
- label: SOUND
value: Beeper
- label: SIZE / WEIGHT
value: 200 x 88 x 23 mm / 315g
- label: I/O PORTS
value: Expansion bus, 3 memory expansion slots
- label: BUILT IN MEDIA
value: None
- label: POWER SUPPLY
value: 4 x ''AA''' cells / CR-1220 lithium cell
tabs:
- hardware
- links
forum_thread: 369
hardware:
- title: FA 10
subtitle: Plotter and tape interface
text: The FA-10 offered a 4 colors plotter and a tape interface where you could plug an external tape-recorder or a CM1 Casio tape-recorder.
image: /media/museum/hardware/casio_pb700_fa10.jpg
- title: FA-11 INTERFACE
subtitle: Plotter + Tape recorder
text: ''
image: /media/museum/hardware/casio_pb770_fa11-extension.jpg
links:
- title: Silrun Systems - The home of programmable Casio pocket calculators
url: http://www.silrun.de/
text: German and English zipped manuals
related:
- /museum/casio-pb-700
oc_id: 368
source:
url: https://web.archive.org/web/20230609165411/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=368
date: '2023-06-09'
---
The PB-770 is basically a [PB-700](/museum/casio-pb-700/) with more memory expansion possibilities.