Soviets could not clone 80286 CPU, so they made... THIS.
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Today we'll show you one of the rarest Soviet computers ever produced. This is ES-1849, a late machine of the Unified System PCs line, based on... Intel 286.
Up to the present date, just a few hundred of them remained, and this one is in perfect shape.
ES stands for Единая Система - the Unified System of Computers for Socialistic Countries, to which belong inter-compatible mainframes, personal computers, and peripherals that were produced in the USSR and its satellites. Generally, these were architectural clones of the western hardware, often with local improvements and additions. This very machine is built with components of both foreign and Soviet origin, thus, marking the end of that epoch.
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Today we'll show you one of the rarest Soviet computers ever produced. This is ES-1849, a late machine of the Unified System PCs line, based on... Intel 286.
Up to the present date, just a few hundred of them remained, and this one is in perfect shape.
ES stands for Единая Система - the Unified System of Computers for Socialistic Countries, to which belong inter-compatible mainframes, personal computers, and peripherals that were produced in the USSR and its satellites. Generally, these were architectural clones of the western hardware, often with local improvements and additions. This very machine is built with components of both foreign and Soviet origin, thus, marking the end of that epoch.
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