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NEC PC 8801 FE
Computers
Home Computer
Japan
1988
Z-80 compatible
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PC 8801 FE /companies/nec NEC
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NAME PC 8801 FE
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MANUFACTURER NEC
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TYPE Home Computer
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ORIGIN Japan
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YEAR ? 1988
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KEYBOARD Full-stroke keyboard with separated numeric keypad
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CPU Z-80 compatible
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SPEED 8 MHz / 4 MHz
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RAM 64 KB
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VRAM 48 KB
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ROM 128 KB (N88-BASIC, system ROM) + 256 KB (Chineese characters)
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TEXT MODES 80x25 / 80x20 / 40x25 / 40x20
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GRAPHIC MODES 640x400 / 640x200
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COLORS 512 available / 8 on-screen
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SOUND 3 FM channels, 3 PSG channels
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SIZE / WEIGHT 354 (W) x 343 (D) x 90 (H) / 9 Kg
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I/O PORTS Analog RGB video output, Composite video output, Printer, Mouse, Serial interface
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BUILT IN MEDIA 2 x 5.25'' disk-drives (DD, 320 KB)
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POWER SUPPLY Power supply built-in, AC 100v, Max. 42W
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PRICE 12,900 yen (Japan, 1988)
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PC 8801 FE null
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DUAL 5.25'' FLOPPY DISCS UNIT Dual 5.25" Double-side, double-density 320 KB floppy drive unit.\ The unit uses the 8255 parallel interface. It can be also used with PC-8001/mkII, PC-8801 Series, PC-9801/E/F/M etc. null
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COMPOSITE VIDEO DIN PLUG **(1)** VDD 12V\ **(2)** GND\ **(3)** Video Out\ **(4)** NC\ **(5)** Light pen null
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RGB VIDEO DIN PLUG **(1)** VDD 12V\ **(2)** GND\ **(3)** Color clock\ **(4)** H-SYNC\ **(5)** V-SYNC\ **(6)** R\ **(7)** G\ **(8)** B null
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M88 emulator http://retropc.net/cisc/m88/ Windows Japanese emulator
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PC88 Emulator http://home.highway.ne.jp/soltin/pc88win.html Windows Japanese emulator
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QUASI88 http://www.117.ne.jp/~show/pc8801/pc88emu2.html Multiplatform Multiplatform emulator
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Web Wiz CAPTCHA http://www.webwizcaptcha.com
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mattos (brazil) Saturday 20th March 2004 Do you have the manual of this computer? ore some other paper? thanks
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https://web.archive.org/web/20230207191246/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=400 2023-02-07

As for the PC-88xx series, a lot of versions were released. In 1988, PC-98xx were already sold for hobby users. 8-bit machines were about to become history. The PC-8801FE was positioned as a low-cost entry machine but it did not succeed in the market.

This machine did not have expansion slot, nor N88-BASIC disks (only disk-utilities were included), in order to reduce cost. But it had video-output and superimpose feature to enjoy games on a television. This was the sole new feature.

However, Televisions were already hijacked by Nintendo and RGB monitors were already available for PC-9801. There was no place left for the PC-8801FE.


Thanks to Nomura Hisayuki for the info

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