Philips P3100
The P3100 series is a computer line from Philips, the first IBM PC. It’s also known as one of the slowest computers in the world. The PC was advertised as being capable of handling accounting and administrative tasks. Additionally, this line of computers represents Philips’ first foray into IBM-compatible machines. The P3100 PC performed particularly well in government and school settings.
Philips P3100
The P3100 series is a computer line from Philips, the first IBM PC. It’s also known as one of the slowest computers in the world. The PC was advertised as being capable of handling accounting and administrative tasks. Additionally, this line of computers represents Philips’ first foray into IBM-compatible machines. The P3100 PC performed particularly well in government and school settings.
The P3100 didn’t require additional expansion cards to connect a monitor, modem, or printer. It came with MS-DOS 2.00, GW-Basic, and the Philips Tutor.
The P3100 is also referred to as an Corona PC in a different package, this is because it is almost the same thing.
