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Sony Series 35 Model 10

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Series 35 Model 10

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REAR		This is the rear of the monitor which houses the whole computer and disk-drives, just like with the Apple Macintosh. There is an ON/OFF switch, two device connectors and a Printer interface.	/media/museum/photos/sony_model-10-35_rear.jpg

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https://web.archive.org/web/20230204143448/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=213	2023-02-04

This computer is a Wordprocessor system which looks like an Apple Macintosh (but is not a Macintosh compatible).

It can work with CP/M. Though it was designed as a word processing computer, it has no mouse (go figure !).

It has a graphical user interface and has special keys to use with the word processor (cut/paste, move line/word etc.).

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