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Pocket386 Retro DOS Computer 386SX-40Mhz
- hulitu 2y agonice. 8MB RAM is a lot for a 386. Something with a math coprocessor would have been better. Also there is no info about the configuration (IBM compatible BIOS, PIC )
- smackeyacky 2y agoThe SX does seem like an odd choice, a stopgap back in the day that allowed 286 board designs a slightly longer life. Although as a DOS machine perhaps it makes the implementation easier for that reason. They were popular as a replacement for 286 implemented as a daughter board that plugged into the 286 socket.
- SirFatty 2y agoand I don't think Intel ever made a 40Mhz processor, AMD did, and I believe it came with a math coprocessor onboard.
- alsoforgotmypwd 2y agoIncorrect. Am386SX-40 had no FPU. I collect many variations of PC-era processors.
- nullsmack 2y agoI wish they'd make one of these with the Vortex86EX SOM-128-EX inside it. It'd be like a modern Toshiba Libretto 110.
- K0balt 2y agoHonestly, I think one of these with an esp32 could be a true revival of personal computing, old style. Like a Lilygo t-deck but with a laptop form factor to make it practical to program on-device.
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- blankx32 2y agoKeyboard will make or break this for usability