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Sanyo MBC-1100 / 1150

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Professional Computer

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1982

Z80-A

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MBC-1100 / 1150

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Sanyo

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NAME	MBC-1100 / 1150

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MANUFACTURER	Sanyo

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TYPE	Professional Computer

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ORIGIN	Japan

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YEAR	1982

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BUILT IN LANGUAGE	None

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KEYBOARD	Full stroke 83 with 17 function keys and numeric keypad

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CPU	Z80-A

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SPEED	4 MHz

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RAM	64 KB

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ROM	Unknown

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TEXT MODES	80 chars x 25 lines

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GRAPHIC MODES	None

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COLORS	Monochrome display

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SOUND	Beeper

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SIZE / WEIGHT	41 (W) x 33.7 (D) x 37 (H) cm

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I/O PORTS	Parallel Centronics, Serial RS-232

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BUILT IN MEDIA	320 KB 5.25'' floppy discs. MBC-1100 : 1 disk drive. MBC-1150 : 2 disk drives

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OS	CP/M

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POWER SUPPLY	Built-in power supply unit

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PERIPHERALS	Unknown

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PRICE	£1882 (1150) (U.K., 1983)

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https://web.archive.org/web/20230510155752/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=902	2023-05-10

The MBC-1100 and MBC-1150 were two 8-bit machines intended for business market. They replaced the old MBC-1000.

There was no difference between the 1100 and 1150 models except that they left the factory with 1 or 2 drives installed. It was often done that a 1100 model would have a drive added by the dealer, as it was sometimes less expensive to add the Teac 5.25" disk drive than buy the 1150, or often the 1100s were more available in stock.

Both models had no graphic features. This was introduced with the follow-up MBC-1200 and 1250 models.

Thanks to Rusty Beard for some of the info.

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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