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Rockwell AIM 65/40
Computers
Professional Computer
U.S.A.
1981
Rockwell 6502
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AIM 65/40 /companies/rockwell Rockwell
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NAME AIM 65/40
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MANUFACTURER Rockwell
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TYPE Professional Computer
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ORIGIN U.S.A.
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YEAR 1981
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BUILT IN LANGUAGE Various optional languages in ROM among which BASIC and Assembler.
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KEYBOARD Full-stroke 64 keys with 8 function keys
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CPU Rockwell 6502
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SPEED 1 Mhz.
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RAM 16 KB up to 64 KB
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ROM Up to 32 KB
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TEXT MODES Vacuum fluorescent 40-char. , 16-segment alphanumeric display module with blinking and auto-scroll controls
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GRAPHIC MODES None
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COLORS Green display
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I/O PORTS RS-232C, TTY, tape recorder, parallel ports
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OS I/O routines in ROM.
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POWER SUPPLY External power supply unit
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PRICE Unknown
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Dave Colglazier (USA) Thursday 2nd August 2012 I have some AIM-65 and AIM-65/40 docs and app notes. If you need some info, please ask and I''ll see if I have it.\ orgwood at iaxs dot net
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angel (davisburg, MI) Saturday 17th December 2011 for sale on eBay aim65 original 1 owner over 40 pamphlets, diagrams, user guides and brochures. one price. unit is in working condition and pristine shape
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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.