Sansui PC-V1000
Brand: Sansui
The Sansui PC-V1000 was a popular personal computer released in Japan by the electronics company Sansui in 1985. It featured an Intel 8085 processor running at 4.77 MHz, 16 KB of RAM, and a built-in 320 KB floppy disk drive. The PC-V1000 was unique in its time for its high-quality 12-inch amber monochrome monitor, which used a shadow mask CRT tube instead of the more common opening mask tubes found in other computers of the era. This gave the PC-V1000 a clear, crisp display that made it a favorite of graphic designers and engineers. The PC-V1000 also included a programmable keyboard and could run popular software applications such as Microsoft Word, Lotus 1-2-3, and WordStar. However, it did not have a widely adopted operating system, which limited its market share outside of Japan. Nonetheless, the Sansui PC-V1000 remains a collectible classic of the early days of personal computing.
- Disc formats: CD
- DAC: 2 x TDA1540D
- CD Mechanism: MLP-1A
- Line Output: 2V
- Frequency Response: 5Hz to 20kHz
- Digital Connections:
- Signal to Noise Ratio: 96dB
- Dynamic range: 96dB
- THD: 0.003%
- Channel separation:
- Dimensions: 430 x 111.5 x 297 mm
- Weight: 7.2 kg
- Year: 1983
- Price:
