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Rockwell AIM-65/40

In 1981 Rockwell released an improved model of it's popular AIM-65 computer, the AIM-65/40. The Rockwell AIM-65/40 is a single board computer that features system address of up to 128KByte, with 48KByte onboard memory. It is built around the Rockwell R6502 processor (MOS 6502 compatible) and a full ASCII keyboard. The machine was also equiped with an RS-232C interface, two user-definable 8-bit parallel ports with handshake, two 16-bit timer/counters, and an 8-bit serial shift register. Three additional 8-bit parallel ports were directly programmable to privide TTL level I/O, or interfaces to keybaords, displays and/or printers.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AIM-65
Technical Details✨
Released 1981
Country United States
Brand Rockwell
Type Rockwell AIM
Name Rockwell AIM 65/40
CPU Class 650x
CPU Rockwell 6502 @1MHz
Memory RAM: 32kB
Sound Chip none
Sound none
Display Chip none
Display 40 character fluorescent display
Best Text 40x1
Best Color monochrome
Graphics Text Only
Sprites none
System OS Monitor System
Original Price $700
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Rockwell AIM-65
Collection of information on the AIM 65 collected by Hans Otten
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