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title	categories	types	origins	years	cpus	params
Nakajima ES 210	Computers	Portable	Japan	1992	Z80	name image company company_name specs tabs photos comments oc_id source ES 210 /media/museum/photos/nakajima_es210_system_s1.jpg /companies/nakajima Nakajima label value NAME ES 210 label value MANUFACTURER Nakajima label value TYPE Portable label value ORIGIN Japan label value YEAR 1992 label value BUILT IN LANGUAGE BBC Basic label value KEYBOARD Full-stroke 64 keys label value CPU Z80 label value CO-PROCESSOR NEC custom chip (various I/O and memory management) label value RAM 64 KB label value ROM Unknown label value TEXT MODES 80 char x 8 lines label value GRAPHIC MODES 480 x 64 pixels label value COLORS bluish grey LCD label value SOUND Beeper label value SIZE / WEIGHT 29,5(W) x 21(D) x 2,8(H) cm. / 1 Kg label value I/O PORTS Parallel Centronics, Serial RS-232 label value BUILT IN MEDIA 1 MB PCMCIA slot label value OS Word processor, diary, calculator, address book, serial terminal in ROM label value POWER SUPPLY External 6V AC adaptor or batteries label value PRICE Unknown photos title subtitle text image LARGER VIEW /media/museum/photos/nakajima_es210_system_s2.jpg title subtitle text image THE BOX /media/museum/photos/nakajima_es210_box_s1.jpg title subtitle text image REBADGED VERSION This rebadged version is called "hertie bestar". It was sold in Germany an perhaps other countries. Thanks to **Roman von Wartburg** /media/museum/photos/nakajima_es210_bestar_s1.jpg author date text German Nakajima Owner Saturday 21st August 2010 As I have a Nakajima ES-210 (German version distributed by Horten as "Sys Line Pad 1000") this Machine has 128 KB RAM, a NEC V20 (8088) CPU. It looks quite similar to the NC-100 wich features a Z80 only. If you compare the Mainboards you will notice the differences even if appearance is quite the same. author date text Kevin Rush (Earth) Monday 26th March 2007 When i first used this computer i had difficulty because i thought it would have use in the medical field 1143 url date https://web.archive.org/web/20230331041702/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=1143 2023-03-31

Nakajima, a large Japanese OEM manufacturer, made (designed?) the Amstrad NC series and also sold their own version of the Amstrad NC-100 with a grey and blue case.

Technical features and built-in firmware seem to be the same as the NC-100.

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.