| Goupil G4 |
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Goupil G4 |
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| MANUFACTURER |
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| TYPE |
Professional Computer |
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| ORIGIN |
France |
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| KEYBOARD |
Separated full-stroke keyboard, 83 keys\
with 10 functions keys and numeric keypad |
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| CPU |
Intel 80186 |
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| CO-PROCESSOR |
optional 80187 arithmetic co-processor |
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| RAM |
256 Kb. (up to 512 Kb. on motherboard) |
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| VRAM |
25 lines x 40 / 80 chars. |
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| ROM |
16 Kb. (BIOS) |
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| TEXT MODES |
25 lines x 40 / 80 chars\
Monochrome hercules mode or colour CGA mode |
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| GRAPHIC MODES |
640 x 400 monochrome hercules mode\
320 / 640 x 200 CGA mode |
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| COLORS |
4 / 16 |
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| SOUND |
Internal loudspeaker tone generator |
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| I/O PORTS |
Serial (2), Parallel, extension ports (2) |
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| BUILT IN MEDIA |
One or Two 5.25'' 360 Ko. disk-drives, optional hard-disk |
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| OS |
MS DOS 2.11 with GW-Basic, first version of Microsoft Windows (MS-Windows 1) |
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| POWER SUPPLY |
Built-in PSU with fan |
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| PERIPHERALS |
Monochrome or color 12'' monitor |
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| ADVERT #1 |
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A pretty secretary, a clean office with nice colours, and a computer working without any printer, cables, disks... Does it really sound realistic to you ?! |
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| GOUPILNET NETWORK |
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The **GoupilNet** network, first french local network, is composed of two levels : a hardware level called OmniNet, and a software part called MS/NET, integrated into MS-DOS since version 3.1.
Both parts were created by Microsoft. However, S.M.T. developed a protocol for transfering information between various stations of an ISO network. Up to 64 stations can be connected at a maximum distance of 1200 meters, with a transfer rate of 1 megabits/second (125 000 bytes). |
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