Kaypro 10
The Kaypro 10 is one of the first computers that came standard with a hard disk. It is 10 MB in size and in addition there is a single DS/DD 5.25" diskette drive.
Kaypro 10
The Kaypro 10 is one of the first computers that came standard with a hard disk. It is 10 MB in size and in addition there is a single DS/DD 5.25" diskette drive.
There are two versions, including one with a real-time clock (National MM58167 chip) and a built-in modem (300 baud, Belle System 103 compatibility)
The Kaypro 10 comes with a relatively large number of programs: The Perfect software suite (Perfect Writer, Perfect Calc, Perfect Filer), WordStar (word processor), dBase II (database), Superterm (terminal emulator) and two BASICs (Microsoft's BASIC and SBASIC, a compiler version written by Gilbert, Kaypro's head of software engineering.).