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title	categories	types	origins	years	cpus	params
Rockwell AIM 65/40	Computers	Professional Computer	U.S.A.	1981	Rockwell 6502	name image company company_name specs forum_thread oc_id source AIM 65/40 /media/museum/photos/rockwell_aim65-40_system_1.jpg /companies/rockwell Rockwell label value NAME AIM 65/40 label value MANUFACTURER Rockwell label value TYPE Professional Computer label value ORIGIN U.S.A. label value YEAR 1981 label value BUILT IN LANGUAGE Various optional languages in ROM among which BASIC and Assembler. label value KEYBOARD Full-stroke 64 keys with 8 function keys label value CPU Rockwell 6502 label value SPEED 1 Mhz. label value RAM 16 KB up to 64 KB label value ROM Up to 32 KB label value TEXT MODES Vacuum fluorescent 40-char. , 16-segment alphanumeric display module with blinking and auto-scroll controls label value GRAPHIC MODES None label value COLORS Green display label value I/O PORTS RS-232C, TTY, tape recorder, parallel ports label value OS I/O routines in ROM. label value POWER SUPPLY External power supply unit label value PRICE Unknown 658 674 url date https://web.archive.org/web/20230607120913/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=674 2023-06-07

The Rockwell AIM 65/40 was an evolution of the AIM 65 mainly intended for industrial and scientific applications.

Its four modules included an 6502-based single board computer, a dot matrix printer with 40-column alphanumerics and graphic capabilities, a 40-char. alphanumeric display and a full ASCII keyboard.

The AIM 65/40 could be purchased as a complete system for end users or as separate modules for OEM users. The printer and display modules could be mounted remotely from the mainboard.