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title	categories	types	origins	years	cpus	params
ELEKTRONSKA INDUSTRIJA NIS PECOM 32	Computers	Home Computer	Yugoslavia	1985	CPD 1802B 5V7	name company company_name specs tabs photos comments oc_id source PECOM 32 /companies/elektronska-industrija-nis ELEKTRONSKA INDUSTRIJA NIS label value NAME PECOM 32 label value MANUFACTURER Elektronska industrija NIS label value TYPE Home Computer label value ORIGIN Yugoslavia label value YEAR 1985 label value BUILT IN LANGUAGE Basic 3 label value KEYBOARD Full-stroke keyboard label value CPU CPD 1802B 5V7 label value SPEED 5 MHZ label value RAM 36 KB (32 KB available to user) label value VRAM Unknown label value ROM 16 KB label value TEXT MODES 24 x 40 label value GRAPHIC MODES 240 x 216 label value COLORS 8 label value SOUND 8 octaves, 16 power levels, special effects label value SIZE / WEIGHT Unknown label value I/O PORTS System Bus, Tape, Video, TV Modulator, RS232c label value BUILT IN MEDIA Mini FDD label value POWER SUPPLY Unknown label value PRICE Unknown photos title subtitle text image PECOM 32 Thanks to Riba for this picture null title subtitle text image SIDE Thanks to Riba for this picture null title subtitle text image B&W PICTURE null title subtitle text image REAR Thanks to Riba for this picture null author date text digitalsd (Smederevo/Srbija) Thursday 20th September 2018 @CONSTANTINUS, well, Pecom has very nice CPU but regarding learning of machine code and developing hardware, Galaksija was unattainable :) author date text Dave (USA) Saturday 7th October 2017 It looks rather small. Was it a big system? author date text CONSTANTINUS (Nis Serbia) Tuesday 6th February 2007 pecom 32 is the best cpu for learning basic and assembler. author date text Sylvain (France) Friday 17th October 2003 Hi Dumba, Could you send us a little more information about your PECOM 32 and possibly some pictures as well. Thanks author date text Dumba (OS) Friday 17th October 2003 Got one at home... really is slow, and looks a bit different as well. I believe it is a later model, from around 1989. author date text Miroslav (SCG) Friday 20th June 2003 I had a chance to try one of these, back in 1991. It's unbelievably slow for a 5MHz clock (C64/128 fans DO expect a bang for their MHz, don't they? :), but the thing that bothered me most was the space bar. It's kind of squeezed-in, like on laptops, but also sunk down and placed near the case edge in order to effectivly block any effort to hit it with left hand thumb. Very frustrating. Though, the case looked slightly different than the one shown here. An improved version, perhaps? :) 332 url date https://web.archive.org/web/20230609052617/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=332 2023-06-09

The information on this page comes from Bostjan Lemut.

Ei NIS means Elektronska industrija Nis. ROM was devided into 12KB for Basic and 3.4KB for OS.

RAM could be extended for 16KB more, also 16KB ROM was available with an editor and assembler.

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.