KC 85

The 8bit small-computer KC85 -Klein Computer85- has been developed as basis device for an expandable small computer system. The main difference compared to the common home computer is the modular concept which allows to connect special devices and different modules. Due to this concept the KC85 can be adapted to the most different tasks and applications. The basis device KC85 is equipped with a plug-in bus extender. The expansion interface allows to attach one or more extension top boxes. Also there are 2 additional front side slots for plug-in expansion modules. The intend to design a small computer system on a modular base was -at its time 1988- very unique and outstanding. THE MODULAR MONSTER was born... The KC85 BASIS DEVICE works with a U880-CPU 1,77 MHz [Z80-Clone]. 128 KByte RAM built in. 64 k restricted as IRM -Image Repetition Memory-. 64 k free available. Of these, 64 k of RAM, two 16 k blocks are for address 8000H parallel running, by bank switching up to 4 MByte. As well..