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IBM PC XT System


Description
Manufacturer International Business Machines (IBM)
Model Model 5160 - PC XT
Date Announced 1983
Date Canceled Late 1980s
Number Produced Hundreds of thousands
Country of Origin USA
Price Approx. $4,000 - $10,000 depending on options
Current Value $25-$100
Specifications
Processor Intel 8088
Speed 4.77 MHz
RAM 64K - 640K
ROM 64K
Storage 360K 5.25" floppy drive, 10MB hard drive
Expansion 8 ISA slots
Bus ISA
Video CGA or IBM Monochrome standard, EGA and later possible
I/O Parallel, Serial, etc.
OS Options DOS, CP/M-86, UCSD-P
Notes The IBM PC XT (eXtended Technology) was the follow-on to the wildly successful IBM PC. It was sold in basically the same box but there were numerous significant changes. Most importantly IBM sold the machines standard with a hard drive. Additional changes include the addition of three extra slots and the elimination of the rarely used cassette port. The basic architecture of the machine was not changed.
Related Items in Collection IBM PC, IBM PC AT, IBM Portable PC and various clones.
Related Items Wanted IBM Version of the Epson MX-80 printer.


The IBM PC XT in my collection is a complete and original machine that still has the original IBM/Miniscribe 10 MB full-height hard disk running true.

The machine came equipped with a Princeton Graphics display system compatible with IBM CGA.

Interior of the IBM PC XT

The inside of the machine shows off the extra ISA slots that IBM Provided with the XT.

IBM PC XT Screen Shot

And the display shows that the machine is working perfectly.

Also included with the machine are the original IBM manuals: DOS 2.0, BASIC and the XT Guide to Operations.


(Submitted April 24, 2008 01:59:47 by Frode)

In 1985, they also shipped those with two FH- FDDs (like the 5150 PCs) instead of one FH-FDD and one FH-HDD.

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