Compaq Portable III
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The Portable III was rumoured to be the smallest, lightest and fastest 386 machine but Compaq only had a 286-12 mainboard ready to be mass produced. The 386 version would followed one year later.
Compaq released a 286 version to restore its Number One spot in the portable market, under the pressure from Toshiba with its T-1100 and T-3100 and Zenith with its Z-181. Compaq Computer Corporation USA 1987 $5,000 plus for a typical configuration Processor Intel 80286 Speed 12 MHz RAM 640K Storage 5.25" 1.2MB floppy drive, 20 or 40 MB internal HD Expansion One IBM PC/AT compatible slot Bus ISA (Industry Standard Architecture) Video CGA 320x200x16 color (shades of gray) or 640x200x2 color. RGB out. I/O Parallel and Serial OS Options MS-DOS, CP/M-86, Windows 286 and others Manufacturer: Compaq Comment on This Page Compaq Portable III Manuals:
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