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ELEKTRONSKA INDUSTRIJA NIS PECOM 64

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Home Computer

Yugoslavia

1985

CPD 1802B 5V7

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PECOM 64

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ELEKTRONSKA INDUSTRIJA NIS

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NAME	PECOM 64

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MANUFACTURER	Elektronska industrija NIS

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TYPE	Home Computer

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ORIGIN	Yugoslavia

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YEAR	1985

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BUILT IN LANGUAGE	Basic

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KEYBOARD	Full stroke 55 keys

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CPU	CPD 1802B 5V7

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SPEED	5 MHZ

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RAM	64 KB

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ROM	16 KB

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TEXT MODES	24 x 40

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GRAPHIC MODES	240 x 216

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COLORS	8

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SOUND	8 octaves, 16 power levels, special effects

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SIZE / WEIGHT	Unknown

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I/O PORTS	System Bus, Tape, Video, TV Modulator, RS232c

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BUILT IN MEDIA	Mini FDD

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OS	Unknown

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PERIPHERALS	Unknown

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PRICE	Unknown

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970

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https://web.archive.org/web/20230608085243/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=970	2023-06-08

The PECOM 64 seems to be the 64 KB version of the PECOM 32.

About this computer, Darko Sola from Yougoslavia says:
This is the same model as EI Pecom 32. EI comes from Electronic Industry. Those computers were built in demand from schools. We got this computer in our school to learn Basic (at that time ex-Yugoslav governement had 5 different computer projects). The programming language was Basic with no real graphic commands. Year after, in our school, all those Pecoms were replaced with IBM PC clones. Size of computer was a little bit smaller than A4 page. It had tape as primary media. I do not remember any "Mini FDD". I don't remember OS, was some home-made based on CP/M (as many systems at that time in Yugoslavia). Price? Not so cheap, It was 2 average monthly salaries.

Thanks to Sveto (Croatia) for the picture.

We need more info about this computer ! If you designed, used, or have more info about this system, please send us pictures or anything you might find useful.

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