PMD-85-2

Also called Piešťanský Mikropočítač Displejový.Designed by Ing. Roman Kišš.It was manufactured from 1986 by Tesla Bratislava. The computer was inspired by or was successor to PMD-85-1. Hardware is based on MHB8080A.

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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 domestically produced PMD-85 clones. One collector shared his catch:

"In terms of design, it's like an hp85 from behind the iron curtain. :)

Monitor is silelis, magic is sm1. The PMD itself is on its own professional board with a keyboard with hall pickups.

The Rom module is now replaced by a single eprom+8255 on a separate board. The interaction of the board is from pmd origo with modifications.

The most interesting thing 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 Didaktik Alpha or Armory."

Computers derived from PMD-85-2

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

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