Red Soviet Union

Toshiba t1100, with less than 1mhz intel8086 processor, 9-inch monochrome display, and msdos operating system. The size is 12x2x11 inches, and the weight of the whole machine is 9 kg. Featuring a clamshell design, it offers a full-size 82-key keyboard, a 5-inch 720kb hard drive, 512kb of ram, and a built-in modem.

In fact, the 8086 processor came out in 1978 and is the originator of the x86 architecture. Just this year, Intel has launched the 80286, which contains 40,000 transistors and a clock frequency of up to 20mhz!

However, this chip is only launched in the US market now, and has not yet reached the Western European market, let alone appear in the island country! The island country can now use the most common 8086 processor, which is used to manufacture various personal computers.

As a veteran manufacturer of electronic equipment, Toshiba quickly developed a series of personal computers based on the 8086 processor. At the same time, it is also trying to make the personal computer smaller and turn it into a notebook computer. This t1100 is an epoch-making attempt. !

And this ms1504 is not produced by Toshiba, but by the Soviet electronics manufacturer Элektpohnka. At the same time, this computer is not equipped with an 8086 processor, but the Soviet Union's own domestic processor kp1831bm86.

The appearance of this processor annoyed the Americans very much, and Intel even brought the lawsuit to the United Nations court, suing the Soviet electronics manufacturers for infringement.

Because, this processor can be said to be a replica of the 8086, even the outer package is exactly the same! Intel was extremely indignant at this behavior of the Soviets.

Unfortunately, the lawsuit has no conclusion. Even if the court tried in absentia, Soviet electronics manufacturers are still producing this kind of cpu. Therefore, the final result is that Soviet personal computers cannot be sold in Western Europe. For the Soviet Union, There is almost no impact. Due to the current production capacity constraints, these personal computers are all sold in the country itself, and there is no need to sell them to the world at all. The markets of the Warsaw Pact countries are sufficient.

As for opening up the western market, you can rely on the island country. The t1100 produced by the island country is still equipped with the original CPU of the Americans, and there is no restriction. Moreover, when the t1100 was released, it was really welcomed by the global market. Although the price in the West is as high as 20,000 US dollars, it is still often out of stock!

In fact, not only 8086, the Soviet Union has already bought 80286 chips from the US market, and domestic manufacturers are already eager to try to imitate this more advanced personal computer cpu.

The Western world was very angry about this. For this reason, the British also invented a very expressive scientific and technological term lone to describe this behavior of the bear. Although the vocabulary has a derogatory meaning, Mao Xiong still accepts it consciously.

No matter what it's called outside, in short, just learn the advanced technology of the western world! Of course, the Soviets are not just cloning. On the basis of advanced Western processors, developing their own processors is also a top priority.

However, there are still some differences between personal computers and game consoles. No matter how optimistic Andre is, it is impossible to write a Super Mario game on this computer.

However, the current Andre is not cheating. To free little Ivan from the shackles of the game console, a new temptation is needed, and the temptation of the computer is the best.

Uncle Andre, how do you operate this? Little Ivan really became interested in this computer and asked Andre.

I've already bought a few books for you. After you come here every day, you only need to read these few books, and you should be proficient. Andre said.

At the age of little Ivan, it is simply impossible for him to program a game. However, as long as his interest is diverted,

It will make him no longer addicted to video games, and now, Andre even bought the basic operation of personal computer for little Ivan, just for him to learn by himself, completely involving his energy.

Thank you, Uncle Andre. Ivan said, However, there are many words in it, which I don't know yet.

It is very difficult to expect a kid who has just entered elementary school to understand computer books by himself. Andre showed a smile: I don't know, you can look it up in the dictionary.

Where's Ivan? I heard that Ivan didn't go to school these days and ran to the game hall? Just then, a stern voice came from outside.

Outside, he is the helm of the Soviet ship, and at home, Andropov is also a competent parent. He has not been here for a few days. After hearing about this incident today, he finally found time to come. As soon as I came, I came to find Ivan.

Grandpa, I have realized my mistake, I will never go to the game hall again. Ivan said to Andropov who walked in: I assure you, if I still go to the game hall, then You break my leg!

Little Ivan spoke childishly, but his voice was extremely firm, and the wrinkles on Andropov's tensed face were trembling, as if he could laugh all the time.

At the same time, looking at Andrei on the side, looking at the computer on the table, Andropov seemed to know something.

Grandpa, I'm not interested in those games anymore. I have to study hard and use this laptop to write games myself. When the time comes, I can win as much as I want!

Okay, if you can use this computer to write a game, I will call on young people across the country to learn from you, just like Shuya and Zora, and let young pioneers across the country know about you. Andropov said.

Great, grandpa, I want to be a little hero too! Little Ivan said, ran to Andropov's side, jumped up, and kissed Andropov on the cheek.

Then you study first, Andrei, let's go out. Andropov greeted Andrei, just like greeting his own family.

Andrey followed Andropov out into another room.

Uncle Yuri, you should pay more attention to rest. You are the helm of our Soviet country. Sitting down, Andrei said to Andropov.

Hey, if it wasn't for continuing to maintain the current policy and line, I really want to retire. The life tenure of leading cadres is wrong. I should have taken the lead to set an example. Andropov said: By the way, don't say these things Already, today we father and son will treat it as a daily routine, let’s talk about it casually.” (To be continued.)

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