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Corvette (computer)

Corvette (Russian: Корвет) was an 8-bit personal computer in the USSR, created specifically for Education in the Soviet Union in the 1980s. The initial prototype of this computer emerged in 1985 as a project by Moscow State University employees, primarily for conducting physics experiments. It was originally a homemade computer. The first description…

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BASICMSXIntegersMicroDOSCP/M-80
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Graphics

ROMSymbolsRAMVideo RAMStatic RAM
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Production

UKNCMinistry of EducationKb/sIBM PC-compatible
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Educational computer technology complex

FDDPrinter portLocal network
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CPU
KR580VM80A, 2,5 MHz
Developer
Moscow State University
Display
512 × 256 resolution graphics, 32 × 16 or 64 × 16 character text, 16 colors on screen
Generation
8-bit
Lifespan
1985–1992
Memory
64 KB CPU RAM, 48 or 192 KB Video RAM, 1 KB Text RAM, 24 Kb ROM

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Corvette (computer)

Nodes50
Edges49
Triples11
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.04
Components1

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Corvette (computer)

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CPU · 1
Corvette (computer) → KR580VM80A, 2,5 MHz
Developer · 1
Corvette (computer) → Moscow State University
Display · 1
Corvette (computer) → 512 × 256 resolution graphics, 32 × 16 or 64 × 16 character text, 16 colors on screen
Generation · 1
Corvette (computer) → 8-bit
Lifespan · 1
Corvette (computer) → 1985–1992
Memory · 1
Corvette (computer) → 64 KB CPU RAM, 48 or 192 KB Video RAM, 1 KB Text RAM, 24 Kb ROM
Operating system · 1
Corvette (computer) → CP/M, MicroDOS
Released · 1
Corvette (computer) → 1987
Sound · 1
Corvette (computer) → Intel 8253
Storage · 1
Corvette (computer) → floppy disk drive 5¼, Cassette tape

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computer corvette text 1985 technology production ram rom graphics sound etc created education russian 8-bit educational complex 16 colors personal

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Corvette (computer)CPUKR580VM80A, 2,5 MHz1.00infobox
Corvette (computer)DeveloperMoscow State University1.00infobox
Corvette (computer)Display512 × 256 resolution graphics, 32 × 16 or 64 × 16 character text, 16 colors on screen1.00infobox
Corvette (computer)Generation8-bit1.00infobox
Corvette (computer)Lifespan1985–19921.00infobox
Corvette (computer)Memory64 KB CPU RAM, 48 or 192 KB Video RAM, 1 KB Text RAM, 24 Kb ROM1.00infobox
Corvette (computer)Operating systemCP/M, MicroDOS1.00infobox
Corvette (computer)Released19871.00infobox
Corvette (computer)SoundIntel 82531.00infobox
Corvette (computer)Storagefloppy disk drive 5¼, Cassette tape1.00infobox
Corvette (computer)TypePersonal computer1.00infobox

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