Durango F85
| Manufacturer | Durango Systems Corp. |
|---|---|
| Type | Personal business computer |
| Release date | 1977[1] |
| Retail availability | 1977-1984 |
| Media | two high-capacity 5.25" diskette drives storing 480 Kbytes on each single-sided diskette |
| Operating system | DX-85M |
| CPU | 5MHz Intel 8085A |
| Memory | 65 KB (up to 196 KB) |
| Storage | 40MB Shugart SA-4006 14" wincheste |
| Display | 9" CRT with 64 characters per row by 16 rows or 80 characters per row by 24, based on the Intel 8275 Video display controller |
| Input | Keyboard Full stroke 84 key |
| Successor | Durango "Poppy" |
The Durango F85 was an early Personal computer introduced in 1977 by Durango Systems Corporation. It could run its own multitasking operating system called DX-85M, which included an integral Indexed Sequential (ISAM) file system and per-task file locking, or alternatively CP/M[2][3][4]
Durango later dropped the "F-85" model name and adopted a user model system, with 700 being the entry model and 950 being the full-featured model, and still later designed a 16-bit system, The Durango "Poppy". MS-DOS was selected as the entry operating system,
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