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1900 (Parents: 769, Clones: 1131) Supported systems: 1900 (parents: 769, clones: 1131) Description [ ] Name [ ] Parent [ ] Year [ ] Manufacturer [ ] Sourcefile [ ] 1200 Micro Computer shmc1200 studio2 1978 Sheen studio2.c (Australia) 1292 Advanced Programmable Video 1292apvs 1976 Radofin vc4000.c System 1392 Advanced Programmable Video 1392apvs 1292apvs 1976 Radofin vc4000.c System 15IE-00-013 ie15 1980 USSR ie15.c 286i k286i ibm5170 1985 Kaypro at.c 3B1 3b1 1985 AT&T unixpc.c 3DO (NTSC) 3do 1991 The 3DO Company 3do.c 3DO (PAL) 3do_pal 3do 1991 The 3DO Company 3do.c 3DO M2 3do_m2 199? 3DO konamim2.c 4004 Nixie Clock 4004clk 2008 John L. Weinrich 4004clk.c 486-PIO-2 ficpio2 ibm5170 1995 FIC at.c 4D/PI (R2000, 20MHz) sgi_ip6 1988 Silicon Graphics Inc sgi_ip6.c 6809 Portable d6809 1983 Dunfield d6809.c 68k Single Board 68ksbc 2002 Ichit Sirichote 68ksbc.c Computer 79152pc m79152pc ???? Mera-Elzab m79152pc.c 800 Junior elwro800 1986 Elwro elwro800.c 9016 Telespiel mtc9016 studio2 1978 Mustang studio2.c Computer (Germany) A5120 a5120 1982 VEB Robotron a51xx.c A5130 a5130 a5120 1983 VEB Robotron a51xx.c A7150 a7150 1986 VEB Robotron a7150.c Aamber Pegasus pegasus 1981 Technosys pegasus.c Aamber Pegasus with pegasusm pegasus 1981 Technosys pegasus.c RAM expansion unit ABC 1600 abc1600 1985 Luxor abc1600.c ABC 80 abc80 1978 Luxor Datorer AB abc80.c ABC 800 C/HR abc800c 1981 Luxor Datorer AB abc80x.c ABC 800 M/HR abc800m abc800c 1981 Luxor Datorer AB abc80x.c ABC 802 abc802 1983 Luxor Datorer AB abc80x.c ABC 806 abc806 1983 Luxor Datorer AB abc80x.c Acorn Electron electron 1983 Acorn electron.c Acorn Proton (US) bbcb_us bbcb 1981 Acorn bbc.c Acorn System 1 acrnsys1 1978 Acorn acrnsys1.c Adam adam 1982 Coleco adam.c Advanced Talking Chess Challenger uvc vcc 1980 Fidelity Electronics fidelz80.c (model UVC) Adventure Vision advision 1982 Entex Industries Inc advision.c Advision Home Arcade advsnha arcadia 1983 Advision arcadia.c Agat-7 agat7 apple2 1983 Agat apple2.c Agat-9 agat9 apple2 1984 Agat apple2.c AI-1000 ai1000 pb2000c 1989 Casio pb1000.c AIM 65 aim65 1977 Rockwell aim65.c AIM-65/40 aim65_40 1981 Rockwell aim65_40.c Aleste 520EX al520ex cpc464 1993 Patisonic amstrad.c Alice alice mc10 1983 Matra & Hachette mc10.c Alice 32 alice32 1984 Matra & Hachette mc10.c Alice 90 alice90 alice32 1985 Matra & Hachette mc10.c All Purpose Electronic X-ray Computer (as apexc 1955 Andrew Donald Booth apexc.c described in 1957) AlphaSmart 2000 asma2k 1997 Intelligent Peripheral Devices alphasma.c AlphaSmart Pro asmapro 1995 Intelligent Peripheral Devices alphasma.c Alphatronic PC alphatro 1983 Triumph-Adler alphatro.c Altair 680b mits680b 1976 MITS mits680b.c Altair 8800bt al8800bt 1975 MITS altair.c Altos 5-15 altos5 1982 Altos altos5.c AM 64 am64 apple2 1985 ASEM apple2.c Amateurcomputer AC1 ac1 1984 Frank Heyder ac1.c Berlin Amateurcomputer AC1 ac1_32 ac1 1984 Frank Heyder ac1.c Berlin (32 lines) Amateurcomputer AC1 ac1scch ac1 1984 Frank Heyder ac1.c SCCH Amico 2000 amico2k 1978 A.S.E.L. amico2k.c Amiga 1000 (NTSC) a1000n a1000 1985 Commodore Business Machines amiga.c Amiga 1000 (PAL) a1000 1985 Commodore Business Machines amiga.c Amiga 1200 (NTSC, a1200n a1200 1992 Commodore Business Machines amiga.c AGA) Amiga 1200 (PAL, a1200 1992 Commodore Business Machines amiga.c AGA) Amiga 3000 (NTSC, a3000n a3000 1992 Commodore Business Machines amiga.c ECS, 68030) Amiga 3000 (PAL, a3000 1992 Commodore Business Machines amiga.c ECS, 68030) Amiga 500 (NTSC, a500n a500 1987 Commodore Business Machines amiga.c OCS) Amiga 500 (PAL, OCS) a500 1987 Commodore Business Machines amiga.c Amiga 500+ (NTSC, a500pln a500pl 1991 Commodore Business Machines amiga.c ECS) Amiga 500+ (PAL, a500pl 1991 Commodore Business Machines amiga.c ECS) Amiga 600 (NTSC, a600n a600 1992 Commodore Business Machines amiga.c ECS) Amiga 600 (PAL, ECS) a600 1992 Commodore Business Machines amiga.c Amiga CD32 (PAL) cd32 1993 Commodore Business Machines cd32.c Amstrad CPC464 cpc464 1984 Amstrad plc amstrad.c Amstrad CPC464+ cpc464p 1990 Amstrad plc amstrad.c Amstrad CPC6128 cpc6128 cpc464 1985 Amstrad plc amstrad.c Amstrad CPC6128 (France, AZERTY cpc6128f cpc464 1985 Amstrad plc amstrad.c Keyboard) Amstrad CPC6128 cpc6128s cpc464 1985 Amstrad plc amstrad.c (Sweden/Finland) Amstrad CPC6128+ cpc6128p 1990 Amstrad plc amstrad.c Amstrad CPC664 cpc664 cpc464 1985 Amstrad plc amstrad.c Amstrad GX4000 gx4000 1990 Amstrad plc amstrad.c Amstrad PC20 pc20 ibm5150 1988 Amstrad plc amstr_pc.c Amstrad PC2086 pc2086 ibm5150 1988 Amstrad plc amstr_pc.c Amstrad PC2386 pc2386 ibm5170 1989 Amstrad plc at.c Amstrad PC3086 pc3086 ibm5150 1990 Amstrad plc amstr_pc.c Amstrad PPC512 ppc512 ibm5150 1987 Amstrad plc amstr_pc.c Amstrad PPC640 ppc640 ibm5150 1987 Amstrad plc amstr_pc.c APC apc 1982 NEC apc.c APF Imagination apfimag apfm1000 1979 APF Electronics Inc apf.c Machine APF M-1000 apfm1000 1978 APF Electronics Inc apf.c Apogee BK-01 apogee radio86 1989 Zavod BRA apogee.c Apollo 80 (Germany) apollo80 studio2 1978 Academy studio2.c Apollo DN3000 dn3000 dn3500 1988 Apollo apollo.c Apollo DN3000 19" dn3000_19i dn3500 1988 Apollo apollo.c Monochrome Apollo DN3500 dn3500 1989 Apollo apollo.c Apollo DN3500 19" dn3500_19i dn3500 1989 Apollo apollo.c Monochrome Apollo DN5500 dn5500 dn3500 1991 Apollo apollo.c Apollo DN5500 19" dn5500_19i dn3500 1991 Apollo apollo.c Monochrome Apollo DSP3000 dsp3000 dn3500 1988 Apollo apollo.c Apollo DSP3500 dsp3500 dn3500 1989 Apollo apollo.c Apollo DSP5500 dsp5500 dn3500 1991 Apollo apollo.c Apple /// apple3 1980 Apple Computer apple3.c Apple //c apple2c 1984 Apple Computer apple2.c Apple //c (Original apple2c3 apple2c 1986 Apple Computer apple2.c Memory Expansion) Apple //c (rev 4) apple2c4 apple2c 1986 Apple Computer apple2.c Apple //c (UniDisk 3.5) apple2c0 apple2c 1985 Apple Computer apple2.c Apple //c Plus apple2cp apple2c 1988 Apple Computer apple2.c Apple //e apple2e 1983 Apple Computer apple2.c Apple //e (enhanced) apple2ee apple2e 1985 Apple Computer apple2.c Apple //e (enhanced, apple2eeuk apple2e 1985 Apple Computer apple2.c UK) Apple //e (Platinum) apple2ep apple2e 1987 Apple Computer apple2.c Apple //e (UK) apple2euk apple2e 1983 Apple Computer apple2.c Apple I apple1 1976 Apple Computer apple1.c Apple IIgs (ROM00 apple2gsr0p apple2gs 1986 Apple Computer apple2gs.c prototype 6/19/1986) Apple IIgs (ROM00) apple2gsr0 apple2gs 1986 Apple Computer apple2gs.c Apple IIgs (ROM01) apple2gsr1 apple2gs 1987 Apple Computer apple2gs.c Apple IIgs (ROM03 apple2gsr3lp apple2gs 1989 Apple Computer apple2gs.c late prototype?) Apple IIgs (ROM03 apple2gsr3p apple2gs 198? Apple Computer apple2gs.c prototype) Apple IIgs (ROM03) apple2gs 1989 Apple Computer apple2gs.c Apple ][ apple2 1977 Apple Computer apple2.c Apple ][ J-Plus apple2jp apple2 1980 Apple Computer apple2.c Apple ][+ apple2p apple2 1979 Apple Computer apple2.c Applix 1616 applix 1986 Applix Pty Ltd applix.c Apricot F1 f1 1984 ACT apricotf.c Apricot F10 f10 f1 1985 ACT apricotf.c Apricot F1e f1e f1 1984 ACT apricotf.c Apricot F2 f2 f1 1984 ACT apricotf.c Apricot FT//ex 486 (J3 aprfte ibm5170 1991 Apricot at.c Motherboard) Apricot FTs (Panther aprpand ibm5170 1992 Apricot at.c Rev F 1.02.26) Apricot FTs (Scorpion) ftsserv ibm5170 1991 Apricot at.c Apricot LANstation (Krypton aplanst ibm5170 1990 Apricot at.c Motherboard) Apricot LANstation aplannb ibm5170 1990 Apricot at.c (Novell Remote Boot) Apricot LS Pro (Bonsai aplsbon ibm5170 1992 Apricot at.c Motherboard) Apricot LS Pro aplscar ibm5170 1992 Apricot at.c (Caracal Motherboard) Apricot PC apricot 1983 ACT apricot.c Apricot Portable / FP fp 1984 ACT apricotp.c Apricot Qi 300 (Rev xb42663 ibm5170 1988 Apricot at.c D,E& F Motherboard) Apricot Qi 600 (Neptune qi600 ibm5170 1988 Apricot at.c Motherboard) Apricot Qi 900 (Scorpion qi900 ibm5170 1990 Apricot at.c Motherboard) Apricot VX FT server apvxft ibm5170 1989 Apricot at.c Apricot XEN PC (A1 apxena1 ibm5170 1993 Apricot at.c Motherboard) Apricot XEN PC (P2 apxenp2 ibm5170 1993 Apricot at.c Motherboard) Apricot XEN-i 386 (Leopard apxeni ibm5170 1987 Apricot at.c Motherboard) Apricot XEN-LS (Venus IV apxenls3 ibm5170 1991 Apricot at.c Motherboard) Apricot XEN-LS II (Samurai apxlsam ibm5170 1993 Apricot at.c Motherboard) Apricot XEN-S (Venus xb42639 ibm5170 1989 Apricot at.c I Motherboard 286) Apricot XEN-S (Venus xb42664 ibm5170 1989 Apricot at.c I Motherboard 386) Apricot XEN-S (Venus xb42639a ibm5170 1990 Apricot at.c II Motherboard 286) Apricot XEN-S (Venus xb42664a ibm5170 1990 Apricot at.c II Motherboard 386) Apricot Xi apricotxi apricot 1984 ACT apricot.c Aquarius (NTSC) aquarius 1983 Mattel aquarius.c Arcadia bndarc arcadia 1982 Bandai arcadia.c Arcadia 2001 arcadia 1982 Emerson arcadia.c Archimedes 3010 a3010 a310 1988 Acorn a310.c Archimedes 3020 a3020 a310 1988 Acorn a310.c Archimedes 310 a310 1988 Acorn a310.c Archimedes A7000 a7000 1995 Acorn a7000.c Archimedes A7000+ a7000p a7000 1997 Acorn a7000.c Argo argo 1986 <unknown> argo.c ARM Evaluation bbcmarm bbcm 1986 Acorn bbc.c System ASR-10 asr10 1992 Ensoniq esqasr.c ASR-X asrx 1997 Ensoniq esqasr.c Assistent 128 asst128 ibm5150 198? Schetmash asst128.c Atari 1200XL a1200xl a800 1982 Atari atari400.c Atari 130XE a130xe a800xl 1986 Atari atari400.c Atari 2600 (NTSC) a2600 1977 Atari a2600.c Atari 2600 (PAL) a2600p a2600 1978 Atari a2600.c Atari 400 (NTSC) a400 1979 Atari atari400.c Atari 400 (PAL) a400pal a400 1979 Atari atari400.c Atari 5200 a5200 1982 Atari atari400.c Atari 600XL a600xl a800xl 1983 Atari atari400.c Atari 65XE a65xe a800xl 1986 Atari atari400.c Atari 65XE (Arabic) a65xea a800xl
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