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![]() ![]() Purtroppo il mio povero floppy drive ha tirato gli ultimi respiri.... E il mio sogno e' sempre stato quello di aumentare la ram (da 1 a 2MB) e l'HD (da 40 a 80MB)... Qualcuno di voi possiede materiale compatibile con la tecnologia IBM usata sulla serie PS/1 (il mio e' il modello 2011 n41)? Dal sito ci tengo a riportare la lettera che annunciava l'uscita di questo computer in europa: CITAZIONE Dave Ridley (UK) sent us the original PS/1 announcement letters released by IBM in Europe, dated August 28th 1990, describing the PS/1: IBM PERSONAL SYSTEM/1 ™ COMPUTER The IBM Personal System/1 computer is a family of products for users with little or no computer knowledge. IBM PS/1 Computer is based on a 10 MHz 80286 processor with 512 KB or 1 MB of memory standard (depending on model). Also included is an IBM keyboard, VGA ™PHOTO GRAPHIC display, IBM mouse, serial interface, IBM DOS R4.01, Microsoft® Works 2.0 and tutorials which allow the consumer to run a variety of applications immediately after the system is set-up. Four models allow consumers to select the type of display (black and white or color) and the system unit configuration (a single diskette drive with 512 KB of memory or a single diskette drive and 30 MB Fixed Disk with 1 MB of memory). The IBM Personal System/1 Computer Options provide the consumer additional system growth as needs expand. All models are delivered ready to use, with DOS and the application software in the national language. No customizing is necessary. In the case of the models with a Fixed Disk, all software is already loaded for the customer. HIGHLIGHTS · The IBM Personal System/1 Computer computer provides a complete personal computing solution. · User productivity is optimized by packaging everything with the IBM Personal System/1 Computer in an easy to set up and use solution. · Having the user friendly interface and DOS already loaded in the system allows even the beginner easy handling of the IBM PS/1 Computer. · The full range of IBM Personal System/1 computer Options allows the user to grow their system in the future. · IBM Personal System/1 Computer protects the user's investment with a complete system warranty. SOLUTIONS The IBM Personal System/1 Computer is a family of products that are suitable to be used by entrepreneurs and individual tradesmen and for applications such as correspondence, budget, planning, record keeping, report writing and so on. IBM PS/1 Computer has everything in one package giving the the customer popular hardware, software and features in one purchase. This allows the consumer to setup and use the system without any prior personal computer knowledge and without needing to buy additional hardware and software. The IBM Personal System/1 Computer is complemented by a set of options that are compatible with a wide variety of application software and adapter cards. USER PRODUCTIVITY IBM PS/1 Computer has been designed for the customer to buy everything in one convenient place. Most consumers can setup and use the IBM PS/1 Computer in fifteen minutes. The User only has to take the components out of the box, attach cables and plug the system into the wall; then push one button. The IBM PS/1 Computer has a friendly user interface and DOS is already installed on the system (in ROM), so the user simply selects from a choice from the first screen and the system will go either directly to the fixed disk where all the software included with the IBM PS/1 Computer has been pre-loaded, or will prompt the user to insert the appropriate diskette. IBM Personal System/1 Computer adds a new function called Your Software which provides the user with an easy way to find and run most programs. IBM Personal System/1 Computer provides Help, System Tutorial and Microsoft® Works Tutorial to aid the user how to use the full capabilities of the IBM PS/1 Computer. IBM PS/1 Computer consumers can easily obtain repair service, if necessary through most IBM Authorized Remarketers - IBM Personal System/1 Computer. SYSTEMS HANDLING IBM Personal System/1 Computer allows the user easily to setup, use, maintain and grow the system. To allow the consumer to easily do these tasks easily, IBM PS/1 Computer has everything packaged in one box, has the user interface and DOS in ROM, has all the software on the fixed disk models pre-installed, and has all the system and DOS information in one easy to understand book. The IBM Personal System/1 Computer Options have also been designed with the same ease of use and support. IBM Personal System/1 Computer can be used by all experience levels, novice to expert. Users can select Information, Microsoft® Works, Your Software or IBM DOS directly from the first screen; or the experienced user can go to the DOS prompt. Your Software also provides an easy way to locate and run additional programs without ever going to the DOS prompt. GROWTH ENABLEMENT The IBM PS/1 Computer features give the user a broad base which can perform many applications without ever buying anything else. The 80286 processor provides the power to run many applications. Microsoft® Works includes all the basic application software; a Word Processor, a Spreadsheet program, a Database program and a Communications feature. The IBM Personal System/1 Computer can grow easily as the consumer needs to run new applications by adding options, installing new programs or adding adapter cards. Adding options to the IBM PS/1 Computer is simple and new programs can be run easily from Your Software. INVESTMENT PROTECTION IBM Personal System/1 Computer gives the consumer a computing solution with room to grow, while providing compatibility with existing software through the 5.25 Inch Diskette Drive options. For additional function the IBM Personal System/1 Computer Options or other programs can be easily installed. The user can choose from a wide variety of application programs, since IBM PS/1 Computer is based on industry standards. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION The IBM Personal System/1 Computer has four models: · 2011-101 IBM Personal System/1 Computer with a Black and White ™Photo Graphic Display and 512 KB Memory · 2011-201 IBM Personal System/1 Computer with a Color ™Photo Graphic Display and 512 KB Memory · 2011-134 IBM Personal System/1 Computer with a Black and White ™Photo Graphic Display, a 30 MB Fixed Disk and 1 MB Memory · 2011-234 IBM Personal System/1 Computer with a Color ™Photo Graphic Display, a 30 MB Fixed Disk and 1 MB Memory All models include hardware and software and publications, all packaged in one box. The hardware consists of: · System Unit with: - 80286 10 MHz processor - 512 KB memory; 1 MB memory on fixed disk models - Time of day clock - VGA graphics - One 3.5 inch 1.44 MB diskette drive - 30 MB fixed disk (fixed disk models only) - Serial interface - Parallel port - Keyboard port - Mouse port · A black and white or color VGA display (depending on model) with: - Single system power switch - Speaker - Headphone jack - Volume, contrast and brightness controls · 102 key keyboard · Power cord · 2 button mouse The Software consists of: · IBM DOS R4.01 - DOS kernel and User Interface in ROM - Your Software to locate and run programs · Microsoft® Works 2.0 · IBM Personal System/1 Computer System Tutorial · BASIC Programming Language The IBM Personal System/1 Computer Options are: · 512 Kilobyte Memory Expansion Card - Installs on planar, for systems with 512 KB standard memory. · 3.5 Inch 1.44 Megabyte Diskette Drive - Second diskette drive for models without fixed disk drive or 5.25 inch diskette drive. · 5.25 Inch 360 Kilobyte Diskette Drive - attaches to the bottom of the system unit, for systems without second diskette drive. · 5.25 Inch 1.2 Megabyte Diskette Drive - attaches to the bottom of the system unit, for systems without second diskette drive. · 30 Megabyte Fixed Disk Drive - For models without fixed disk drive or second 3.5 inch diskette drive. · Adapter Card Unit - attaches to the top of the system unit, with three adapter card slots - Two 11 inches (27.9 cm) long - One 9.5 inches (24.1 cm) long compatible with many PS/2® Model 30-286 short and long adapter cards up to 11 inches in length · Color Display - for models with black and white displays · Audio Card and Joystick - includes: - Audio card with 4 voice sound, joystick connector, microphone connector and MIDI interface connector - fits into system unit - Joystick - MIDI interface cable with in, out and thru ports - attaches to audio card - One software application: Silpheed ™ from Sierra ® · Audio Card - includes: - Audio card with 4 voice sound, joystick connector, microphone connector and MIDI interface connector - fits into system unit · Second Joystick - includes Y cable to attach second joystick AUDIO CARD DESCRIPTION: The Audio card, which fits into the system unit, includes the following: · 3 voice synthesizer plus noise generator · Joystick connector for one Joystick · Microphone connector · MIDI interface connector The MIDI cable, provided with the Audio card and Joystick option, splits the single audio card midi connector into the industry standard MIDI in/out/through. Since this card has been designed exclusively for the IBM Personal System/1 Computer, applications wanting to take advantage of all its capabilities have to be written specifically for the IBM PS/1 Computer. MIDI applications available today in the market will not run on an IBM PS/1 Computer unless re-written to the IBM PS/1 hardware interface (device driver). PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS · Dimensions: System Unit and Display Width - 27 cm (10.75 inches) Depth - 43 cm (17.0 inches) Height- 36 cm (14.25 inches) Weight- 14 - 17.5 kg (31 - 38 lbs) Keyboard Width - 45 cm (17.75 inches) Depth - 11 cm (6.25 inches) Height- 4 cm (1.5 inches) Weight- 1.0 kg (2.1 lbs) Ecco anche una tabella completa che elenca tutti i modelli prodotti sotto il nome PS/1: CITAZIONE There were later many different PS/1 Models released. Here is a quite complete list of them with main technical differences: CODICE Model RAM (max.) HD CPU Video IBM PS/1 mod. 2011 n01 512KB (1MB) none 286 at 10MHz VGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2011 n34 1MB (2MB) 30MB 286 at 10MHz VGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2011 n41 1MB (2MB) 40MB 286 at 10MHz VGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2011 n42 2MB (6MB) 40MB 386sx at 16MHz VGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2121 282 2MB (6MB) 80MB 386sx at 16MHz VGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2121 642 2MB (6MB) 40MB 386sx at 20MHz VGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2121 682 2MB (6MB) 80MB 386sx at 20MHz VGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2123 E41 Pro 2MB (15MB) 40MB 386sx at 20MHz VGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2123 E81 Pro 2MB (15MB) 80MB 386sx at 20MHz VGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2123 E31 Pro 2MB (15MB) 130MB 386sx at 20MHz VGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2133 111 2MB (15MB) 85MB 386sx at 25MHz VGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2133 711 2MB (15MB) 85MB 386sx at 25MHz VGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2133 811 4MB (15MB) 85MB 386sx at 25MHz VGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2133 911 2MB (15MB) 85MB 386sx at 25MHz VGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2133 114 4MB (15MB) 170MB 386sx at 25MHz sVGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2133 144 4MB (32MB) 170MB 486sx at 20MHz sVGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2133 151 4MB (32MB) 85MB 486sx at 25MHz sVGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2133 154 4MB (32MB) 170MB 486sx at 25MHz sVGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2133 174 4MB (32MB) 170MB 486sx at 33MHz sVGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2133 451 2MB (32MB) 85MB 486sx at 25MHz sVGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2133 461 4MB (32MB) 85MB 486sx at 33MHz sVGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2133 551 4MB (32MB) 130MB 486sx at 25MHz sVGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2133 571 4MB (64MB) 130MB 486dx at 33MHz sVGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2155 471 4MB (64MB) 85MB 486dx at 33MHz sVGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2155 474 4MB (64MB) 130MB 486dx at 33MHz sVGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2155 483 4MB (64MB) 130MB 486dx2 at 50MHz sVGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2155 582 4MB (64MB) 170MB 486dx2 at 50MHz sVGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2155 593 4MB (64MB) 253MB 486dx2 at 66MHz sVGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2168 452 2MB (32MB) 85MB 486sx at 25MH sVGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2168 463 4MB (64MB) 130MB 486sx at 33MHz sVGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2168 473 4MB (64MB) 130MB 486dx at 33MHz sVGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2168 493 4MB (64MB) 130MB 486dx2 at 66MHz sVGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2168 584 4MB (64MB) 253MB 486dx2 at 50MHz sVGA IBM PS/1 mod. 2168 594 4MB (64MB) 253MB 486dx2 at 66MHz sVGA Principalmente cerco: - Meccanica floppy 1.44 HD Mitsubishi modello MF355C-599MQ1 (non ha il connettore separato per l'alimentazione, perche' viene prelevata dal connettore a 34 pin dove passano anche i dati). Niente frontale, pulsante azzurro in basso a dx con l'indicazione della capacita', led giallo in basso a sx. - Hard Disk da 80MB (con connettore stile edge, non il classico a PIN). - Modulo RAM da 2MB estraibile a slitta con levette blu ai lati. - scheda audio sound blaster per PS/1 - cavo Y per collegare 2 joysticks all'unica porta game della scheda audio. (Esiste davvero!) Saluti. Messaggio modificato da TheRuler il 24 Apr 2009, 14:07
Motivo della modifica: La discussione è cominciata come una mia richiesta di aiuto... si è poi evoluta in una vera e propria fucina di informazioni e links riguardanti uno dei sistemi, immeritatamente, più bistrattati degli anni 80-90.
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19 Sep 2016, 21:20
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Gruppo: SMod Messaggi: 14.544 Iscritto il: 20 January 06 Da: Bologna Utente Nr.: 2.653 Entropologo part-time BGE AG: Indy3 Arcade: Silpheed Free Roaming: Shadow of the Colossus RTS: Praetorians Playing Magari... SO Windows7 OGI Supporter |
Ahi Ahi, speriamo non ti licenzino per l'errore allora!
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19 Sep 2016, 22:36
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Gruppo: Gamer Messaggi: 12 Iscritto il: 16 April 09 Da: Catania Utente Nr.: 16.588 BGE Silpheed, Test Drive II, Indianapolis 500, GP Cycles Playing Silpheed SO WinXP |
Ahi Ahi, speriamo non ti licenzino per l'errore allora! Se nessuno canta, non lo sapranno mai -------------------- Non esiste il benché minimo indizio che faccia pensare che l'energia nucleare diverrà mai accessibile, perché questo comporterebbe essere in grado di spaccare l'atomo a comando. - Albert Einstein, 1932
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TheRuler [IBM PS/1] Sistema Vintage 11 Aug 2008, 22:00
Toelupe Hai un messaggio privato 11 Aug 2008, 22:29
AndreaP Anche a me piace molto il ps/1, ho un modello 2011... 14 Aug 2008, 15:51
TheRuler CITAZIONE (AndreaP @ 14 Aug 2008, 15:51) ... 14 Aug 2008, 23:02
nanodario Scusate se spolvero questa discussione.....anche i... 16 Apr 2009, 17:32
AndreaP Io ci sono abbastanza affezionato poiché è stato i... 22 Aug 2008, 13:30
TheRuler CITAZIONE (AndreaP @ 22 Aug 2008, 13:30) ... 23 Aug 2008, 20:18
TheRuler AndreaP, ho trovato una discussione su NNTP alla q... 7 Sep 2008, 19:22
AndreaP ...discussione che, tra l'altro, non ricordavo... 12 Sep 2008, 21:53
TheRuler Hai ragione, non era la Disney che ricordavo... er... 12 Sep 2008, 22:14
AndreaP CITAZIONE (TheRuler @ 12 Sep 2008, 23:14)... 13 Sep 2008, 15:48
TheRuler Bellissimo link, Andrea.
mostra le differenze tra ... 13 Sep 2008, 18:15
albe11 CITAZIONE (TheRuler @ 11 Aug 2008, 23:00)... 22 Sep 2008, 05:03
TheRuler CITAZIONE Io stavo riordinando casa, l'ho riac... 22 Sep 2008, 11:30
albe11 CITAZIONE (TheRuler @ 22 Sep 2008, 12:30)... 22 Sep 2008, 16:04
AndreaP CITAZIONE (TheRuler @ 22 Sep 2008, 12:30)... 26 Sep 2008, 21:21
TheRuler Reperito oggi tramite la baya una unità centrale c... 25 Sep 2008, 21:57
TheRuler Altro sito ricco di informazioni sui sitemi dell... 26 Sep 2008, 14:11
TheRuler CITAZIONE ps. Il mio ps/1 l'ho preso al mercat... 26 Sep 2008, 23:26
TheRuler Un sito che si ripropone di salvare il Computer da... 31 Oct 2008, 08:41
TheRuler Qualcuno conosce le caratteristiche di questo IBM.... 4 Nov 2008, 11:02
AndreaP Vedo che nel frattempo nell'asta è stato chiar... 5 Nov 2008, 10:22
TheRuler Esattamente.. difatti, sebbene abbia una certa pre... 5 Nov 2008, 16:52
The Ancient One Grazie dell'intervento, nanodario, e benvenuto... 16 Apr 2009, 17:54
nanodario CITAZIONE (The Ancient One @ 16 Apr 2009, 18... 16 Apr 2009, 18:04
TheRuler Ciao nanodario, non posso non rispondere (anche se... 24 Apr 2009, 14:20
nanodario CITAZIONE (TheRuler @ 24 Apr 2009, 15:20)... 24 Apr 2009, 19:12
TheRuler rispondo senza quote:
Il part number è lo stesso ... 25 Apr 2009, 13:30
TheRuler Altre due cose, hai anche tu la scheda audio PS/1,... 25 Apr 2009, 13:31
nanodario Il mio monitor ha le levette blu...anzi è esattame... 25 Apr 2009, 14:08
nanodario Finalmente oggi mi è arrivato il DS12887
la spedi... 29 Apr 2009, 13:10
TheRuler Sai che, dove lavoravo prima, trovai una rara vers... 29 Apr 2009, 14:07
nanodario CITAZIONE (TheRuler @ 29 Apr 2009, 15:07)... 29 Apr 2009, 18:29
TheRuler Se ti interessa ho un monitor identico al tuo li c... 30 Apr 2009, 09:46
nanodario CITAZIONE (TheRuler @ 30 Apr 2009, 10:46)... 30 Apr 2009, 12:41
robin Buonasera a tutti, sono anch'io un fortunato p... 2 May 2009, 21:54
TheRuler Sono felice che nella discussione sia intervenuta ... 4 May 2009, 10:43
robin Tengo a precisare che questa macchina non è mai st... 8 May 2009, 11:48
The Ancient One Benvenuto fra noi, robin!
Io non ho mai avu... 8 May 2009, 15:54
TheRuler Ancient, mi commuovi. Per anni il PS/1 è stata la ... 9 May 2009, 00:15
robin A proposito di prezzi, ho ritrovato, scartabelland... 11 May 2009, 14:22
nanodario CITAZIONE (robin @ 11 May 2009, 15:22) Eb... 18 Jul 2009, 14:14
avocado29 Ciao ragazzi,quanta nostalgia e ricordi mi vengono... 24 Jan 2012, 22:32
TheRuler Hai ragione da vendere caro il mio avocado92. E se... 24 Jan 2012, 23:43
avocado29 Ciao,mi ha fatto piacere leggere il post del ps/1 ... 25 Jan 2012, 01:10
TheRuler CITAZIONE (avocado29 @ 25 Jan 2012, 01:10... 25 Jan 2012, 10:49
Tsam Mi inserisco solamente per darti anche io il più p... 25 Jan 2012, 12:21
avocado29 Ciao,ho visto quel ps1 ma non saprei dire se sia u... 25 Jan 2012, 17:34
TheRuler Purtroppo temo non sia così facile utilizzare un m... 25 Jan 2012, 19:17
avocado29 Eh lo sò alla ibm facevano le cose diverse dalle a... 25 Jan 2012, 21:02
Ragfox Avocado, se riesci a mettere insieme un articolo t... 26 Jan 2012, 00:27
avocado29 CITAZIONE (Ragfox @ 26 Jan 2012, 00:27) A... 26 Jan 2012, 22:28
Ragfox Gentilissimo, grazie 26 Jan 2012, 23:30
avocado29 Ricordo che il ps1 aveva anche famitap,mi sembra f... 27 Jan 2012, 00:47
TheRuler Si trattava di un programma per imparare a digitar... 27 Jan 2012, 10:01
TheRuler Grazie infinite per l'articolo avocado! e ... 28 Jan 2012, 17:30
TheRuler Confermo. Io se non ricordo male il prezzo ne ho a... 30 Jan 2012, 10:40
TheRuler Ho trovato per caso un annuncio che vendeva una un... 15 Feb 2012, 08:03
TheRuler Il Ps/1 e' unico nel suo genere, o ti piace al... 22 Feb 2012, 11:46
andreaweb Ciao a tutti/e!
Ho creato una poesia sul ps/1 ... 16 Jun 2012, 23:42
TheRuler CITAZIONE (andreaweb @ 17 Jun 2012, 00:42... 17 Jun 2012, 20:56
Gharlic Sei tornato un'altra volta con queste minchiat... 17 Jun 2012, 14:39
The Ancient One CITAZIONE Mi piacerebbe sapere cosa ne pensate.
No... 18 Jun 2012, 09:30
ibm RE: [IBM PS/1] Sistema Vintage 2 Jun 2013, 14:45
TheRuler RE: [IBM PS/1] Sistema Vintage 2 Jun 2013, 17:09
The Ancient One RE: [IBM PS/1] Sistema Vintage 2 Jun 2013, 20:08
damiii Ciao,
ho rispolverato il mio vecchio PS1 mod 2011... 19 Sep 2016, 07:48
nanodario CITAZIONE (damiii @ 19 Sep 2016, 08:48) O... 19 Sep 2016, 13:27
TheRuler CITAZIONE (nanodario @ 19 Sep 2016, 14:27... 19 Sep 2016, 19:29
nanodario CITAZIONE (TheRuler @ 19 Sep 2016, 20:29)... 19 Sep 2016, 19:34
TheRuler Quale chip hai preso esattamente?
Ha la batteria i... 19 Sep 2016, 10:36
damiii Ciao,
grazia a tutti delle risposte.
Ho preso un ... 20 Sep 2016, 12:59
TheRuler Scaricali da qui: http://www.computercraft.com/doc... 20 Sep 2016, 17:52
damiii Si il floppy funziona.
Il chip è quello che hai me... 22 Sep 2016, 09:43
TheRuler Ti serve un PC che abbia ancora un floppy. Oppure ... 22 Sep 2016, 17:43
TheRuler RE: [IBM PS/1] Sistema Vintage 23 Feb 2022, 12:44
nanodario Buonasera a tutti, scusate se rispolvero nuovament... 25 Feb 2026, 16:54![]() ![]() |
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