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LEMZ Agat 9	Computers	Professional Computer	Russia	1986	6502	name company company_name specs tabs forum_thread links related oc_id source Agat 9 /companies/lemz LEMZ label value NAME Agat 9 label value MANUFACTURER LEMZ label value TYPE Professional Computer label value ORIGIN Russia label value YEAR 1986 label value KEYBOARD Full-stroke keyboard label value CPU 6502 or russian clone label value SPEED 1 Mhz label value RAM 128k (up to 640k) label value ROM 2 KB (System monitor) label value TEXT MODES 32 x 32 (8 colors), 63 x 32, 40 x 24 (monochrome) label value GRAPHIC MODES 512 x 256, 256 x 256 (monochrome), 256 x 256 (4 colors), 128 x 128 (16 colors), 280 x 192 (2 colors) label value COLORS 16 label value SIZE / WEIGHT 500 x 351 x 195 mm / 9kg label value I/O PORTS 6 expansion slots label value BUILT IN MEDIA 2 x 5.25'' disk-drives (800KB and 128 KB single side) label value POWER SUPPLY PSU built-in label value PERIPHERALS RAM expansion board, printer card, network card, analog/digital card,... links 504 title url text Applefritter http://www.applefritter.com/appleclones/other.html Has information about the Agat and other obscure Apple clones title url text Ex-USSR and Russian computers http://seller2001.euro.ru/desc/desc_other_agat.htm Has quite interesting infos about the Agat title url text Museum of the USSR computers history http://www.bashedu.ru/konkurs/tarhov/english/index_e.htm Mostly focused on the history, but has some info title url text Soviet Computer Technology http://www.chscene.ch/ccc/habi2/054_soviet_computer_technology.html Very interesting article, has some words about the Agat /museum/lemz-agat 510 url date https://web.archive.org/web/20230605132049/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=510 2023-06-05

The Agat-9, produced after the Agat, was a fully compatible Apple II+ system with real expansion possibilities (6 non-apple compatible slots).

It was then possible to add memory expansion cards, serial cards, additional disk-drives and even network cards.

In fact the Agat-9 was also compatible with the more exotic Pravetz-8 and Tzyntzy computers, which were also Apple II clones.