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AVAL AVC 777 - J2

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AVAL

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NAME	AVC 777 - J2

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MANUFACTURER	Aval

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TYPE	Transportable

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ORIGIN	Japan

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YEAR	1982

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KEYBOARD	Full-stroke keyboard, 66 keys

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CPU	Zilog Z80 A

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SPEED	4 mHz

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RAM	64 kb (up to 512 kb)

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VRAM	16k

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ROM	8k

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TEXT MODES	26 x 40, 26 x 73, 26 x 80

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COLORS	built-in 5'' monochrom display

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SOUND	Beeper

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SIZE / WEIGHT	14kg

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I/O PORTS	RGV, TV, Centronics, 2 x serial/rs232, keyboard, external floppies

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BUILT IN MEDIA	Two 5.25'' disk-drives (600 kb each)

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OS	CP/M 2.2

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POWER SUPPLY	Built-in PSU

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PERIPHERALS	8'' external disk-drives

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AVC-777 J2		The computer could fit into a 40 x 40 cm suitcase.	/media/museum/photos/aval_avc777-j2_valise.jpg

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https://web.archive.org/web/20230530202322/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=81	2023-05-30

This transportable computer is the successor of the AVC-777.

Like its small brother it has a 5'' built-in monitor and thermic printer mounted on the top of the case. This printer can print 40/80 characters / line in 400 dpi.

There also was a desktop model (without built-in screen) named AVC-666.

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