- CP/M-80
based Osborne-like
luggables such as the
models Bondwell-12,
Bondwell-14 and
Bondwell-16. An
exceptional feature in
these was a built-in speech...
- The
Bondwell-2 is an
early laptop personal computer running the CP/M
operating system.
Introduced by
Bondwell in 1985, it came with a
Zilog Z80 CPU clocked...
- ceased. Later, a UK-based
company bought the
Spectravideo brand name from
Bondwell in 1988, but this company,
known as Logic3, had no
connection to the original...
-
resolution was 640x200 pixels.
Bondwell 2 also
included MicroPro's
complete line of CP/M software,
including WordStar. The
Bondwell 2 was
capable of displaying...
-
Sparks from the
album A
Steady Drip, Drip, Drip iiPhone, the
videophone by
Bondwell This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the
title IPhone...
-
expansion port (which only the
Hyper Shot can provide). In
North America,
Bondwell released the
Deluxe Sighting Scope, an
accessory for the NES Zapper, under...
- US$4225 8088 @ 4.77 IBM 5155 1984 Z80
Actrix (computer) ~1984 8088 @ 4.77
Bondwell-8 1984 US$995 Z80 @ 2.45
Epson PX-8
Geneva 1984 6502 @ 1.02
Commodore SX-64...
- 5-inch
floppy drive, the Sony SMC-70, ran CP/M 2.2. The
Commodore 128,
Bondwell-2 laptop, Micromint/Ciarcia SB-180, MSX and TRS-80 Model 4 (running Montezuma...
- Comp****,
which was used by NASA. GRiD was
later acquired by Tandy. The
Bondwell 2 of 1985 was a CP/M
laptop in a
similar form
factor to the
Model 200....
-
followed with
Epson PX-8
Geneva in 1984, and in 1985 the
Epson PX-4 and
Bondwell-2.
While the
laptop market in
subsequent years moved to more
powerful Intel...
