About
The PS/2 was IBM's third generation of personal computers, released in 1987. Model 25 was the lowest-end model in the lineup, meant to replace the IBM PC.
IBM PS/2 Model 25 (Sample Image)
Specs
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | IBM Personal System/2 model 25 Collegiate 8525-C05 or 8525-K05 |
| Processor | Intel 8086 @ 8MHz |
| Motherboard | ISA 8-bit |
| Memory | 640k (?) |
| Graphics | CGA (?) |
| Disks | 2x 3.5" 720k Floppy Disk |
| Display | 12" Color (?) |
| Audio | N/A |
| Standard Input | AT Keyboard |
| Power Source | Integrated |
| Chassis | Propietary |
| Operating System | MS-DOS |
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Code Example & Others
Lastly, a piece of code — a Turing Machine:
#include <iostream>
#define Z atoi(b[a++])
int main(int a,char**b){
int c=a=1,d=0,e=2;
char*f,*g=0,*h,*i=0;
while(c){
if(i<=g|i>=g+e)
f=g,g=(char*)calloc(e,2),i=f?(memcpy(g+e/2,f,e),i-f+e/2+g):g+e,h=f?h-f+e/2+g:i,e*=2;
a=Z-c|Z-*i%2?a+3:(c=Z,*i=Z|48,i+=Z,h-=i<h,++d,1);
}
printf("%s\n%d",h,d);
} Thank you very much…
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