Bigboard
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The Bigboard was a Z80 based single-board computer designed by Jim Ferguson. Running the CP/M operating system, the design was a success in the amateur computer scene. It was also sold to Xerox, which used it as a basis for their Xerox 820 desktop computer. The Kaypro II portable computer's circuit board was so similar that some considered it an unlicensed copy.
[edit] Specifications
- Z80 CPU
- 64 MB RAM
- A keyboard
- A CRT with 24 lines by 80 characters
- Two 8" IBM 3740 compatible floppy disk drives.
- Two RS-232 serial ports.
- A parallel Centronics standard printer port
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