Hardware
| Name Sort descending | Description |
|---|---|
| Miragame GMC-802 | The Miragame GMC-802 is one of the late Pong consoles built so it is quite complete and provides everything a player needs to play Pong. You have six games and using the Motorola M-588135 chipset… |
| MITS 1206 | The MITS 1206 is an arithmetic calculator with 6 digits precision and algebraic logic. It has 4 functions, 17 keys and an LED (light-emitting diode) display, typical of calculators of this era.… |
| MITS 1209 | The MITS 1209 is an arithmetic calculator with 9 digits precision and algebraic logic. It has 4 functions, 17 keys and an LED (light-emitting diode) display, typical of calculators of this era.… |
| MITS 1212 | The MITS 1212 is an arithmetic calculator with 12 digits precision and algebraic logic. It has 4 functions, 17 keys and an LED (light-emitting diode) display, typical of calculators of this era.… |
| MITS 1440 | The MITS Model 1440 Calculator is the finest low-cost, six function electronic calculator available today. The few short hours you spend assembling your kit will result in the satisfaction of… |
| MITS 150 | The MITS 150 is an arithmetic calculator with unknown digits precision and algebraic logic. It has an unknown number of functions, unknown keys and an LED (light-emitting diode) display, typical… |
| MITS 605M | The MITS 605M is an arithmetic calculator with 6 digits precision and algebraic logic. It has an unknown number of functions, unknown keys and an LED (light-emitting diode) display, typical of… |
| MITS 7400 | The MITS 7400 scientific and engineering calculator was introduced in December 1972. It featured trigonometric functions, polar to rectangular conversion, two memories, and up to a seven-level… |
| MITS 7440 | In the world of electronic calculators, the company named MITS may not ring bells for many people. However, those who were involved in the infancy of personal computing, or those who have an… |
| MITS 816 | The MITS 816 was known as a "four-function" calculator; it could add, subtract, multiply and divide. The display was only 8-digits but the calculations were done to 16-digits of accuracy. The… |
| MITS 905M | The MITS 905M is an arithmetic calculator with 8 digits precision and algebraic logic. It has an unknown number of functions, unknown keys and an LED (light-emitting diode) display, typical of… |
| MITS 908M | The MITS 908M is an arithmetic calculator with 8 digits precision and algebraic logic. It has 8 functions, 23 keys and an LED (light-emitting diode) display, typical of calculators of this era.… |
| MITS 941M | The MITS 941M is an arithmetic calculator with 8 digits precision and algebraic logic. It has 41 functions, 20 keys and an LED (light-emitting diode) display, typical of calculators of this era.… |
| Mitsubishi Electric AMITY | The AMiTY was a pen-interface computer designed to feel like using pen and paper in the application of reception duties at information counters, for sales-support tasks such as managing customer… |
| Mitsubishi Electric AMITY SP | The AMiTY SP was a mobile computer announced by Mitsubishi Electric in March 1996. Packaged in a compact A5-file-sized case, the AMiTY SP featured a 7.5-inch high-resolution DSTN LCD screen… |
| Mitsubishi Electric MELCOM EX900 series | Mitsubishi Electric announced the MELCOM EX900 series in April 1991 as its new mainframe series. IBM Japan supplied the OEM machines based on an agreement for mainframes. The MELCOM EX900 series… |
| MK-100F | This was a 14-inch fixed magnetic disk unit Toshiba started shipping in June 1977. Average access time was 90msec, and weight was 30Kg. Storage capacity was 12MB for the MK-100F and 36MB for the… |
| MK-130FA | This was a 3.5-inch magnetic disk unit Toshiba started shipping in January 1988. The MK-130FA Series had 3 models with different capacities, depending on the number of disks. |
| MK-50FB | This was a 5.25-inch magnetic disk unit Toshiba started shipping in October 1983. The MK-50FB Series had 3 models with different capacities, depending on the number of disks. |
| MK0200MAT | The MK0200MAT used a slimmer drive motor and other innovations to become, at just 8.45 millimeters, the world’s thinnest 2.5-inch magnetic disk unit. Toshiba began shipping samples of the… |
| MK1122FC | The compact MK1122FC, which went on sale in 1990, was Toshiba’s first 2.5-inch magnetic disk unit. The influx of laptops and notebooks by various vendors at the time was ramping up the need for… |
| MK1814GAV | The MK1814GAV was a 12.5-millimeter-profile, 2.5-inch magnetic disk unit with a storage capacity of 18.1 GB, the largest capacity in its class. Mass production of the unit began in 1999. |
| MK2001MPL | The MK2001MPL was a compact 1.8-inch magnetic disk unit with a 2 GB storage capacity and a 5 millimeter profile. Coming in a Type II PC card format, the MK2001MPL weighed just 55 grams, consumed… |
| MK2109MAF | The MK2109MAF was the world’s thinnest 2.5-inch magnetic disk unit (6.35 millimeters thick). Toshiba began shipping the unit in 1998. |
| MK2124FC | The MK2124FC was a 2.5-inch magnetic disk unit with 130 MB of storage that Toshiba began shipping samples of in 1991. |
| MK2428FB | In the early 1990s with improved microprocessor performance and the prevalence of Windows, there was mounting pressure on magnetic disks to deliver more storage capacity to keep up with the… |
| MK2428FC | In the early 1990s with improved microprocessor performance and the prevalence of Windows, there was mounting pressure on magnetic disks to deliver more storage capacity to keep up with the… |
| MK2720FB | The MK2720FB and MK2720FC had the largest storage capacity, at 1.35 GB, of any 2.5-inch magnetic disk unit in the world at the time. Toshiba began shipping samples of the units in 1995. |
| MK2720FC | The MK2720FB and MK2720FC had the largest storage capacity, at 1.35 GB, of any 2.5-inch magnetic disk unit in the world at the time. Toshiba began shipping samples of the units in 1995. |
| MK2728FB | The MK2728FB and MK2728FC were the first 2.5-inch magnetic disk units to feature more than 1 GB of storage. Their 1.08 GB of storage was the largest for a 2.5-inch-disk unit in the world at the… |
| MK2728FC | The MK2728FB and MK2728FC were the first 2.5-inch magnetic disk units to feature more than 1 GB of storage. Their 1.08 GB of storage was the largest for a 2.5-inch-disk unit in the world at the… |
| MK3207MAT | The MK3207MAT was an ultra-thin 2.5-inch magnetic disk unit (8.45 millimeters thick) and featured the world’s first giant magneto-resistive (GMR) head. Toshiba began shipping samples of the unit… |
| MK3303MAN | The 3.3 GB MK3303MAN had the largest storage capacity of any 2.5-inch magnetic disk unit and featured a slim 19 millimeter profile. Toshiba began shipping the unit in 1996. |
| MK4309MAT | At the same time, Toshiba began shipping the 4.3 GB MK4309MAT that used the same technology for an 8.45 millimeter profile. |
| MK6409MAV | In May 1998, Toshiba began full production of the MK6409MAV, a 12.5-millimeter-profile magnetic disk unit with 6.4 GB of storage that used the same GMR head. |
| ML803PSII | The ML803PSII was capable of printing on A3 extended paper (a sheet 30 millimeters longer and wider than a standard A3 sheet). The wider printing area meant it could print A3 crop marks. The… |
| ML8580S | The ML8580S used a 24-pin x two-row multi-layer head (48-pin head) from Oki Data to reach 230 characters per second, the fastest speed for an impact printer. In its fastest mode, it printed at 400… |
| ML905PSII | The ML905PSII featured the world’s first true 1200 dpi LED head in an A3-extended postscript printer. It marked a huge leap in the resolution of postscript printers. For improved throughput, the… |
| MO Monitor TV series | Computers have become true entertainment centers. Now not only can users have high-quality visuals to enjoy videos, movies, pictures or playing games, but with the new Acer MO monitor TV series… |
| MobileOffice AD450 | Are you looking for a way to digitize and manage your important paper documents in the office and on the road? The Plustek MobileOffice AD450 is one of the most flexible document scanners on the… |
| MobileOffice AD460 | The Plustek AD460 is an easy to use solution to digitize the important paper documents. Three single touch buttons to automate frequent scanning jobs, the ability to scan paper documents and rigid… |
| MobileOffice D412 | MobileOffice D412 is a color, duplex, sheet-fed document and card scanner capable of scanning an 8.5 inch by 11 inch page in 4.6 seconds. Because of its high scan speed, small footprint and… |
| MobileOffice S400 | The Plustek MobileOffice S400 Business Portable Scanner is conveniently powered via PC or laptop USB port for ultimate portability. Perfect for use in the office or on the road, scan into… |
| MobileOffice S420 | MobileOffice S420 scanner convert paper documents, rigid embossed cards, expense reports, business cards and more to searchable PDF with the touch of a button at 12 page per minute scanning speed… |
| MobileOffice S800 | Plustek MobileOffice S800 is an ultra portable, palm sized business card scanning and management solution designed to be use in the office or on the road. MobileOffice S800does not require… |
| Mobira Cityman 900 | The Mobira Cityman 900 was released in 1987 by Nokia-Mobira. It was one of the first handheld cell phones. The nickname of the phone in Finland was "Gorba". This was because the General Secretary… |
| Mobira Combi | Mobira Combi was a British Telecom Emerald Radiophone, similar boot unit as Marconi but handset, dial keys and display combined like ARP Unit. |
| Mobira Senator | In 1979, the merger of Nokia and Salora resulted in the establishment of Mobira Oy. Mobira began developing mobile phones for the NMT (Nordic Mobile Telephony) network standard, the first-… |
| Mobius ES 670 | The gaming laptop that delivers lightning speed with the NVIDIA GTX 670M. |
| Mobius NT 650 | Great value and great performance with the Nvidia GeForce GT 650M in a small form-factor. |
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