Producer: Various - Category: Personal Computer
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Home computer, 1982, Multitech. The Micro-Professor II is an Apple II clone from the Taiwanese company Multitech, later renamed Acer. Unlike other clones it does not copy the Apple case: it is a small slab with a chiclet keyboard on the lower half, a cartridge slot for the BASIC ROM and a lower price, and it was sold in Europe with a full-sized external keyboard as an option. It runs most Apple II software, with a Chinese BASIC version for the home market.
| Years | 1982 to 1984 |
| Processor | MOS 6502 at 1 MHz |
| RAM | 64 KB |
| ROM | 16 KB with Applesoft-compatible BASIC on cartridge |
| Graphics | 280 x 192 in 6 colours, 40 x 24 text |
| Sound | beeper |
| Storage | cassette; external 5.25" floppy drive |
| Ports | cartridge, expansion, joystick, cassette, RF and composite video |
| Price (1982) | US$269 |
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