Hardware
| Name Sort descending | Description |
|---|---|
| MELCOM PSI | This was an AI workstation which came into being in 1986 when Mitsubishi Electric commercialized the personal sequential inference machine (PSI) developed under the leadership of the Institute for… |
| MELCOM-COSMO 900II | Announced in 1979, this was the high-end machine in Mitsubishi Electric's MELCOM-COSMO Series. It employed world class high-speed logic LSI and many kinds of hardware innovations to increase its… |
| MELCOM70 | Announced in 1972, this was the first minicomputer made by Mitsubishi Electric. It achieved the highest performance among Japanese made machines, ultra-compactness and lightweight, and high-… |
| MELCOM70 MX/2600 | The MX2600 was a super minicomputer which inherited the compact architecture of the MX2000, and had an enhanced built-in auxiliary memory unit. |
| MELCOM70 MX/3000 | Announced in 1984, this was the first model in the MELCOM70 MX Series of minicomputers from Mitsubishi Electric. This model employed a 32-bit architecture and state-of-the-art speed enhancement… |
| MELCOM70 MX5800 | The MX5600, MX5700 and MX5800 super minicomputers from Mitsubishi Electric were high-end models in the MELCOM70 MX Series. They achieved high-performance and low power consumption by packing… |
| MELCOM70 MX5800-SP | The MX/5000-SP Series, announced in 1989, was a series of super minicomputers which were the first Japanese-made machines equipped with automatic vectorizing FORTRAN and a built-in vector… |
| MELCOM70 Series Model 30 | The Model 40 and Model 30 were mid-range minicomputers employing the technology of the Model 60. |
| MELCOM70 Series Model 60 | This was a series of minicomputers from Mitsubishi Electric which ranged from the MELCOM70 Series Model 60 -- a super minicomputer with the highest performance among Japanese made machines,… |
| MELCOM70 Series Model L | This was a series of minicomputers from Mitsubishi Electric which ranged from the MELCOM70 Series Model 60 -- a super minicomputer with the highest performance among Japanese made machines,… |
| MELCOM80 GEOC 80GR | Announced in 1989, this series of office computers from Mitsubishi Electric was equipped with a "GREO" (pronounced "gray-oh") ultra high-speed relational database processor. The GREO processor was… |
| MELCOM80 GS700/10 | Mitsubishi Electric announced the MELCOM80 GS700/10 office computer in November 1992. The model ran on a new 1.7 million transistor, fully-customized VLSI single-chip CPU developed by Mitsubishi… |
| MELCOM80 Model 31 | This office computer from Mitsubishi Electric was announced in 1974. It used a packaging system based on LSI and MSI components -- employing, for example, a microprocessor (bit-slice TTL MSI) for… |
| MELCOM80 Model 8 | This small-size office computer was announced by Mitsubishi Electric in 1975. It employed two "8080" 8-bit microprocessors from Intel as its central processing unit (CPU), and only required a… |
| MELCOM80 Model 8 Japanese Language | This office computer from Mitsubishi Electric was announced in 1980. It was equipped with full-scale 24-dot kanji (Chinese character) processing for input, display and printing, and was designed… |
| MELCOM80 OFFICELAND Series Model 500 | Announced by Mitsubishi Electric in 1982, this was the first office computer using a 32-bit architecture. As basic software, this machine was equipped with the newly developed DPS10 which was… |
| MELCOM80 System 80G | This office computer from Mitsubishi Electric was announced in 1987. It achieved performance rivaling small general-purpose computers by using high-speed processing technology. |
| MELCOM81 | The MELCOM81 office computer was first marketed in 1968. It was developed by Mitsubishi Electric in response to the rapid dissemination of clerical work automation and rationalization from large… |
| MELCOM83 | This office computer was announced by Mitsubishi Electric in 1969. It was developed using monolithic ICs (Mitsubishi Molectron) throughout for a full range of tasks from billing to data processing… |
| MELCOM84 | This was the first office computer equipped with a magnetic ledger in Japan. It was developed by Mitsubishi Electric based on the MELCOM83, and announced in 1970. Basic specifications were the… |
| MELCOM88 | This office computer was announced by Mitsubishi Electric in 1972. It used ICs for main memory, and had performance 15-20 times better than the MELCOM83 in terms of arithmetic speed, and… |
| Merlin The Electronic Wizard | Merlin (also known as Merlin The Electronic Wizard, stylized as MERLIN) is a handheld electronic game first made by Parker Brothers in 1978. The game was invented by former NASA employee… |
| MFC-7360 | The Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) allows unattended scanning, copying and faxing of multi-page documents quickly and easily, complementing our MFC's stack and sort capabilities for added… |
| MFC-7860DW | The MFC-7860DW is a great addition to any small office or home office. Delivering fast print and copy speeds while producing professional-quality output, this compact, yet powerful, machine is… |
| MFC-8220 | The MFC-8220 is a five-in-one laser multifunction machine that truly outperforms any other laser sheet-fed all-in-one product in its class. The MFC-8220 is not only a laser printer and a feature-… |
| MFC-8880DN | MFC-8880DN offers high performance print and copy speeds, colour scanning, a high-speed fax modem and built-in Ethernet network interface. It offers businesses to integrate their various office… |
| MFC-9120CN | The MFC-9120CN is a compact, yet powerful digital color all-in-one solution that delivers brilliant color printing, copying, scanning and faxing as well as excellent network connectivity with its… |
| MFC-J430W | The MFC-J430W offers print, scan, copy and fax capabilities in one stylish and compact machine. With its wireless networking feature and the automatic document feeder, it is the ideal solution for… |
| MFC-J5910DW | The MFC-J5910dw is a compact, feature-rich, professional inkjet All-in-One with built-in wireless (802.11b/g/n) and wired Ethernet networking. Up to 11" x 17" duplex (2-sided) printing and copying… |
| MFC-J625DW | Work efficiently with the easy-to-use and feature packed MFC-J625DW. Not only does it come with an automatic document feeder to increase your productivity, it is also able to reduce paper cost… |
| MFC-J6710DW | The MFC-J6710DW Color Inkjet Multi-Function Center features an all-in-one solution for your business. With two-sided printing up to 11" x 17" and super high-yield ink cartridges, the MFC-J6710DW… |
| MGA Game Wizard | Game Wizard is a handheld console released by MGA Entertainment in 1994. The most interesting fact about this console is that all of its cartridges bundled with the system and didn't sold… |
| Micro-Professor MPF-I | The Micro-Professor MPF-I, introduced in 1981 by Multitech (which, in 1987, changed its name to Acer), was the first branded computer product from Multitech and probably one of the world's longest… |
| Microdigital TK EXTended | This model marked the end of Microdigital, the same manufacuter of TK family, which included Sinclair ZX-81 (TK-85), Spectrum (TK-90 and 95) and also Apple licensed products adapted to meet… |
| Microdigital TK-2000 | On top of Apple II features, the TK-2000 offered 64 KB of RAM, a sound generator, a PAL/M TV/RF modulator, a parallel printer connector and the ability to connect simulteneously two tape recorders… |
| Microdigital TK-3000 | TK-3000 was the local version of Apple IIe manufactured in Brazil. |
| Microdigital TK85 | After the TK80, TK82 and TK83 the TK85 was the last ZX-81 compatible machine Microdigital produced. |
| Microdigital TK90X | The TK90X was the first Sinclair Spectrum clone produced by Microdigital. At the time, a special Brazilian regulation allowed local industry to produce and sell copies of foreign computers only to… |
| Microdigital TK95 | The goal with the TK95 was to offer a true Spectrum compatible system with a case and keyboard as strong and convenient as a Commodore 64. |
| Microline 321 Turbo | The ML320 Turbo series consisted of 9-pin and 24-pin printers that replaced the ML320 series. The ML320 series of serial printers offered the ruggedness that was in hot demand in overseas markets… |
| MicroNOVA MP/100 | Data General's MicroNOVA MP/100 is an example of their second- generation microprocessor NOVA implementations. The CPU is implemented on a single VLSI (Very Large Scale Integration) IC capable of… |
| Micropolis 1033 | he Micropolis 1033 was a dual single-sided drive unit that attached to a special controller card. The Micropolis system used 16 hard-sector diskettes. These drives were popular with IMSAI 8080… |
| MicroPRISM | Semiconductor Advanced Development team worked on MicroPRISM, a CMOS version. MicroPRISM was finished first and was sent for test fabrication in April 1988. Additionally, Cutler led development on… |
| MicroVAX 78032 | The MicroVAX 78032 (otherwise known as the DC333) is a microprocessor developed and fabricated by Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) that implemented a subset of the VAX instruction set… |
| MII-800XL | Introduced by Microtek, the professional digitizing system of MII-800XL is specially designed for NDT/RT films. MII-800XL can easily transfer NDT/RT films into digital format. Simply using… |
| MII-800XL Plus | Microtek hi-speed NDT/RT Digitizing System, the MII-800XL Plus, provides a fast and reliable RT film image digitizing in just seconds. With the advanced technology of the warm up free LED light… |
| MII-900 Plus | The MII-900 Plus lets you easily scan various sizes of industry X-Ray film up to 14” x 52”, which offers more flexibility in physical records digitizing. Simply using exclusive film holders, the… |
| MII-900 Plus | The MII-900 Plus lets you easily scan various sizes of industry X-Ray film up to 14” x 52”, which offers more flexibility in physical records digitizing. Simply using exclusive film holders, the… |
| Milton Bradley Microvision | The Microvision (aka Milton Bradley Microvision or MB Microvision) is the first handheld game console that used interchangeable cartridges and in that sense therefore is reprogrammable. It was… |
| Miragame GM-402 | Miragame GM-402 is a dedicated console playing four Pong variants. The console uses the AY-3-8500 dedicated pong chip but implements only the paddle and ball games: Hockey, Tennis, Squash and Hand… |
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