Has anyone heard of these? They're modern 8088 motherboards. Sounds like the basis of an interesting retromod build.
8088 and NEC V20 support
8087 co-processor support
4.77MHz, switchable to 9.55MHz with Ctrl-Alt-+
2x64K ROM, switchable with DIP switch, writable
800K SRAM
640K conventional
up to 160K UMBs (128K max when using VGA)
Configured DOS 6.22 uses only 10K conventional!
Highly-compatible TVGA9000i SVGA
HD Floppy controller, with FM support
Bootable CF Card Interface - 64MB CF Card Included! Loaded with DOS and
ready to go.
ROM Socket, supporting 8K and 32K ROMs, writable
16C550 Serial Port
PS/2 Keyboard Port
ATX Power Input. Generates own -5V
4 x 8-bit ISA Slots
Front-panel connector for modern cases
Highly configurable via DIP switches. All onboard peripherals can be
disabled
Version 2.0
Changes:
Added real-time clock
Added PS/2 mouse port
Added Parallel port
Added IDE interface
Improved CF card compatibility
Added PC/104 platform
Onboard VGA is now an optional PC/104 card. The VGA port still remains in
the I/O area.
Removed extra Option ROM socket
Slightly improved onboard speaker
... Discard an axiom
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