Dell 286
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In 1984, Dell were selling custom PC machines via mail order and via phone sales from their headquarters in Austin, Texas. The appeal was providing machines to their customers specifications, while undercutting their great rival Compaq, and being hugely cheaper than IBM. This machine was one of the first Dell badged machines, and had a speedy for the time 80286 processor, various memory configurations, depending what the customer asked for, and either two FDD drives, or an FDD/HDD combination. Manufacturer: Dell Comment on This Page Magazines RELATED to Dell 286 in our Library
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