Franklin PC-8000
Before Apple forced Franklin out of the desktop computer market entirely, the company released three PC compatible systems, the PC-5000, PC-6000 and PC-8000 (pictured here)
They all were quite similar, based on the Intel 8088. Depending on the versions, they had 512 to 640 KB of RAM, one or two 360 KB floppy drives, standard serial and parallel ports, built-in game port, composite video and audio outputs.
NAME
PC 8000
MANUFACTURER
Franklin
TYPE
Professional Computer
ORIGIN
U.S.A.
YEAR
1986
END OF PRODUCTION
1988
KEYBOARD
PC style with numeric keypad and 10 function keys
CPU
Intel 8088
SPEED
4.77 MHz
RAM
512 KB to 640 KB
TEXT MODES
40 or 80 columns x 25 lines
GRAPHIC MODES
640 x 200 dots - CGA mode
COLORS
16
SOUND
1 channel speaker
I/O PORTS
Serial, Parallel, composite video, sound
BUILT IN MEDIA
1 or 2 5.25'' 360 KB floppy drives
OS
MS-DOS 3.1
POWER SUPPLY
Built-in PSU
PERIPHERALS
All IBM and compatible expansion cards