Technical specifications
At the exhibition you will get acquainted with the technical characteristics of vintage computers, which are an integral part of the history of information technology development. We will analyze the key technical parameters of several iconic models.
- Commodore 64
Processor:
MOS Technology 6510 with a clock speed of 1 MHz.
RAM (RAM):
64 kilobytes.
Graphics:
VIC-II graphics processor with 320×200 pixel resolution capable of displaying up to 16 colors.
Sound:
SID sound processor providing three sound channels.
- Apple Macintosh 128K
Processor:
Motorola 68000 with a clock speed of 8 MHz.
Random Access Memory (RAM):
128 kilobytes.
Graphics:
Monochrome monitor with a resolution of 512×342 pixels.
Sound:
Built-in speaker.
- IBM Personal Computer (PC)
Processor:
Intel 8088 with a clock speed of 4.77 MHz.
RAM (Random Access Memory):
16-64 kilobytes (expandable).
Graphics:
Text and graphics modes at various resolutions.
Sound:
None (additional sound cards were available).
- Atari 2600
Processor:
MOS Technology 6507 with a clock speed of 1.19 MHz.
Random Access Memory (RAM):
128 bytes.
Graphics:
Screen resolution of 160×192 pixels with support for 128 colors.
Sound:
The TIA processor provided sound for games.
These specifications reflect the capabilities and specifications of important computers of the era. They show how the processors, memory, graphics, and sound capabilities of computers have evolved over time, contributing to the development of modern technology. Through these specifications, you can better understand how computers of the time functioned and the innovative features they provided to their users.