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Saitek Micro Computer (?)
Computers
Home Computer
Hong Kong
1984
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Micro Computer (?) /media/museum/photos/saitek_proto_s.jpg /companies/saitek Saitek
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NAME Micro Computer (?)
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MANUFACTURER Saitek
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TYPE Home Computer
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ORIGIN Hong Kong
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YEAR 1984 (prototype only, never produced)
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BUILT IN LANGUAGE Unknown
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KEYBOARD 53-key fullstroke keyboard + 10 function keys + pad keys
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CPU Unknown
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SPEED Unknown
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RAM Unknown
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VRAM Unknown
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ROM Unknown
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TEXT MODES Unknown
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GRAPHIC MODES Unknown
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SOUND Unknown
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SIZE / WEIGHT 400 x 200 x 40 mm
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I/O PORTS Unknown
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POWER SUPPLY Unknown
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PERIPHERALS 64 KB RAM expansion
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PRICE Never marketed
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PROTOTYPE Thanks to [www.iainsinclair.com](http://www.iainsinclair.com) for this picture /media/museum/photos/saitek_proto.jpg
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https://web.archive.org/web/20221204083344/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=1263 2022-12-04

This original computer was to be released by Saitek to rival popular computers of the 80's, mainly the Commodore 64. Designed by Iain Sinclair, it remained a project and was never marketed. The picture you see here is a moulded plastic prototype.

The particularity of this project was to design the available expansions so they can stack up above the computer, from the vertical expansion slot. The project was even called "Wafer Personal Computer".

From the only available picture, one can see two factice expansions stacked up onto the computer. One is a 64 KB RAM expansion, while the function of the other is unknown...

Of course we need more info about this computer!

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.