apricot computer造句

• In 1985 ACT was renamed " Apricot Computers ".
• Mitsubishi plans to double the 300 workforce at the plant near Edinburgh, Scotland that produces Apricot Computers.
• Apricot Computers chose to use an infrared signal communication system because it was cheaper than using a cable connection.
• The LCD screen was originally made by Hitachi in Japan however, Apricot Computers was not satisfied with parts of its design.
• The Portable could have also processed over 2000 software packages that Apricot Computers offered including programs such as Lotus 1-2-3 and many more.
• At the time the cheapest complete systems from Apricot Computers cost under ?, 000 and the cheapest IBM PC system cost ?, 400.
• One of the earliest complete systems to use the 486 chip was the Apricot VX FT, produced by United Kingdom hardware manufacturer Apricot Computers.
• Apricot Computers pre-announced " MS-DOS 4.0 " in early 1986, and Microsoft demonstrated it in September of that year at a Paris trade show.
• Apricot Computers, which Mitsubishi bought in 1990, is the 12th biggest seller of computers in Britain, accounting for about 3 percent of the market.
• Among the computers supported, before the arrival of the IBM PC, were Chuck Peddle's Sirius Systems Technology Victor 9000, the ACT Apricot Computers and the DEC Rainbow 100.
• British magazines dedicated to the early Apricots were " Apricot User ", which had the official approval of Apricot Computers, and the more technically oriented " Apricot File ".
• Langford's 1985-1988 " The Disinformation Column " for " Apricot File " focused on Apricot Computers systems; these columns are collected as " The Apricot Files " ( 2007 ).
• "' Apricot Computers "'was a Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, which hoped that Apricot would help them compete against Japanese PC manufacturers, in particular NEC which commanded over 50 % of the Japanese market at the time.
• The last Apricot computer not to be IBM compatible was the XEN ( October 1985 ), a 286-based system intended to compete with the IBM AT and running Microsoft Windows ( now known as Windows 1.0 ).