Vuk (computer)
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Vuk (pronounced [ʋûːk]) is a computer prototype designed by a group of students from Leskovac in SFRY (now Serbia). It was supposed to be a multipurpose educational computer. The development started in 1984 and in 1988 about ten prototypes were produced. Although the design received awards,[1] the Yugoslav industry was not interested, so the computer never reached the production phase.
Specifications
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- CPU: MC68000 running at 8 MHz
- ROM: 128 KB (text editor, command interpreter, Pascal compiler, and assembler)
- Primary memory: 1 Mb (expandable up to 14 Mb)
- Secondary storage: floppy drive 800kb (5.25’’ or 3.5’’), hard disk
- Display: 40 column mode (320x256, 16 colors) and 80 column mode (640x256, 4 colors)
- Sound: beeper
- I/O ports: keyboard connector, composite and RF video, RS-232, Centronics, Game port and expansion bus connector
