PMD-85-2

PMD-85-2 (Also called Piešťanský Mikropočítač Displejový.Designed by Ing. Roman Kišš.Computer was manufactured from 1986 by Tesla Bratislava.) Also called Piešťanský Mikropočítač Displejový.Designed by Ing. Roman Kišš.Computer was manufactured from 1986 by Tesla Bratislava. The computer was inspired by or was successor to PMD-85-1. Hardware is based on MHB8080A.Operating system running on the computer: MIKROS.

Parts of this topic may be machine translated.

The PMD 85 could be connected to the Variel network.

Data recording on a standard tape recorder or e.g. KZD-1.

Homemade "clones"

In addition to official production, there were also home-made PMD-85 clones.

One collector shared his catch:

"The monitor is silelis, the magic is SM1. The PMD itself is on its own professional board with a keyboard with hall sensors.

The ROM module is already replaced by a single EPROM + 8255 on a separate board. The interface board is the original from PMD with modifications.

The most interesting part is the central part of the PMD, it is beautifully done at a professional level and especially the keyboard takes it to another level compared to the classic PMD. Something like Didactic Alpha or Armourer."

Computers derived from PMD-85-2

The following computers were inspired by or derived from PMD-85-2:

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