Commodore PET 3032
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Production start 1979 This CBM 3032 is a successor to the Commodore PET, it has a bigger keyboard and 32KB dynamic RAM memory. The larger keyboard means that the first cassette drive now has to be an external unit. Although the keyboard is a more conventional size than the original PET, it still retains the PET's quirky arrangement. Characters such as ", $, (, *, etc, which are normally shift characters, are typed directly on the PET. The shift key either produces Commodore's graphics set or lower-case characters, depending on a bit pattern set in the peripheral control register of the 6522 Versatile Interface Adaptor chip. Infuriatingly, the keyboard lacks a CONTROL key. Manufacturer: Commodore Comment on This Page Other Systems Related To Commodore PET 3032:This exhibit has a reference ID of CH1774. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History. |
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