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They were preceded by the [[PC-8801|PC-8801 series]]. | They were preceded by the [[PC-8801|PC-8801 series]]. | ||
==Models== | |||
All of the PC-9801 models were exclusive to Japan. | |||
The original PC-9801 was released in October [[1982]]. | |||
The PC-9801 F1 and PC-9801 F2 were released in October [[1983]], followed by the PC-9801 E in November 1983. | |||
The PC-9801 F3 was released in October [[1984]], followed by the PC-9801 M2 in November 1984. | |||
The PC-9801 M3 was released in February [[1985]] and the PC-9801 U2 was released in June 1985. | |||
The PC-9801 VF2, PC-9801 VM0, and PC-9801 were released in July 1985, followed by the PC-9801 VM4 in October 1985. | |||
The PC-9801 UV2 was released in June [[1986]], followed by the PC-9801 VM21, PC-9801 VX0, PC-9801 VX2, PC-9801 VX4, and PC-9801 VX4/WN in November 1986. | |||
The PC-9801 VX01, PC-9801 VX21, PC-9801 VX41, and PC-9801 UV21 were released in June [[1987]]. | |||
The PC-9801 VX41/WN was released in July 1987, followed by the PC-9801 UX21, and PC-9801 UX41 in October 1987. | |||
The PC-9801 UX11 and PC-9801 CV21 were released in March [[1988]], followed by the PC-9801 RA2 and PC-9801 RA5 in July 1988. | |||
The PC-9801 RX2 and PC-9801 RX4 were released in September 1988, then the PC-9801 VM11 was released in November 1988. | |||
==Digital PC-9801 games owned by WEC Museum== | |||
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%" | |||
!| Title | |||
!| Developer | |||
!| Released | |||
!| Notes | |||
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| style="border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; text-align:center" | ''[[Silent Möbius: Case - Titanic]]'' | |||
| style="border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; text-align:center" | [[Gainax]] | |||
| style="border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; text-align:center" | 1990 | |||
| style="border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; text-align:center" | | |||
|} | |||
[[Category:computers and consoles]] | [[Category:computers and consoles]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:23, 25 April 2024
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| PC-9801 | |
| Designer | Nippon Electric Company |
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| Manufacturer | Nippon Electric Company |
| CPU | 2x 2 Mhz Fujitsu MBL 68B09 |
| Graphics | 640 x 200, 8 colors |
| Memory | 64KB RAM |
| Media | Compact cassette, Floppy disk |
| Released | PC-9801 JP: October 1982 PC-9801 F1,F2: October 1983 PC-9801 E JP: November 1983 PC-9801 F3 JP: October 1984 PC-9801 M2 JP: November 1984 PC-9801 M3 JP: February 1985 PC-9801 U2 JP: June 1985 PC-9801 VF2,VM0,VM2 JP: July 1985 PC-9801 VM4 JP: October 1985 PC-9801 UV2 JP: June 1986 PC-9801 VM21,VX0,VX2,VX4,VX4/WN: JP: November 1986 PC-9801 VX01,VX21,VX41,UV21 JP: June 1987 PC-9801 VX41/WN: July 1987 PC-9801 UX21,UX41 JP: October 1987 PC-9801 UX11,CV21 JP: March 1988 PC-9801 RA2,RA5: July 1988 PC-9801 RX2,RX4: September 1988 PC-9801 VM11: November 1988 |
| Added to Museum | Not yet |
PC-9801 was a series of computers by Nippon Electric Company.
Computers in this line were released from October 1982 to November 1988.
They were preceded by the PC-8801 series.
Models
All of the PC-9801 models were exclusive to Japan.
The original PC-9801 was released in October 1982.
The PC-9801 F1 and PC-9801 F2 were released in October 1983, followed by the PC-9801 E in November 1983.
The PC-9801 F3 was released in October 1984, followed by the PC-9801 M2 in November 1984.
The PC-9801 M3 was released in February 1985 and the PC-9801 U2 was released in June 1985.
The PC-9801 VF2, PC-9801 VM0, and PC-9801 were released in July 1985, followed by the PC-9801 VM4 in October 1985.
The PC-9801 UV2 was released in June 1986, followed by the PC-9801 VM21, PC-9801 VX0, PC-9801 VX2, PC-9801 VX4, and PC-9801 VX4/WN in November 1986.
The PC-9801 VX01, PC-9801 VX21, PC-9801 VX41, and PC-9801 UV21 were released in June 1987.
The PC-9801 VX41/WN was released in July 1987, followed by the PC-9801 UX21, and PC-9801 UX41 in October 1987.
The PC-9801 UX11 and PC-9801 CV21 were released in March 1988, followed by the PC-9801 RA2 and PC-9801 RA5 in July 1988.
The PC-9801 RX2 and PC-9801 RX4 were released in September 1988, then the PC-9801 VM11 was released in November 1988.
Digital PC-9801 games owned by WEC Museum
| Title | Developer | Released | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Silent Möbius: Case - Titanic | Gainax | 1990 |
