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Cambridge Nanocomputer The NBZ80-S Nanocomputer from Cambridge Micro Computers is a self-contained unit with hexadecimal keyboard and hardware development system. Price of the system is £421 (plus VAT) and Cambridge Micro Computers is also offering a free oneday training course to purchasers. (Te/: 0223 314666, UK)

It accepts A4, foolscap or quarto paper, and costs £325 plus VAT. (Tel."

02405 75155, UK)

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Z8000 disc system An interrupt-driven disc operating system is available for the Z8000 family of microprocessors from Hemenway Associates, the HA-CP/Z8000. It has device-independent I/O and sequential and random file access methods.

(Tel: (61 7) 426 1931, USA)

IMP printer A c o m p a c t , low-price printer which accepts both punched and unpunched plain paper is available from Nascom Micrcomputers. Called the IMP, the printer is of the impact matrix type producing characters in a 7 x 7 dot matrix at a speed of 80 characters per second.

grams. UPM software included in the package uses hexadecimal data to program PROMs using Intel's universal PROM programmer. (Te/." 0793 26101,

Intel's support... An assembler support package is available from Intel for their 8089 I/O processor. The package, designed for use on the Intellec development system contains as assembler (ASM-89) and a set of software development pro-

• . . and industrial micros Two industrial grade 8-bit microcomputers have been introduced by Intel, the ID 8049 and ID 8039. ID 8049 contains 2k x 8 ROM, 128 x 8 RAM, 27 I/O lines and an 8-bit timer/counter. ID 8039 is identical to the 8049 except that it does not have ROM memory and is mainly intended for prototype and preproduction systems employing external program memories. Both devices can operate at high speed (up to 1 1 MHz clock rate).

(Te/: 0793 26101, UK)

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