IBM PS/2 Model 60
Personal computer, 1987, IBM. The PS/2 Model 60 was the high-end desktop of the first PS/2 generation, IBM's first Intel-based machine in a tower case. It has an 80286 at 10 MHz, the new Micro Channel bus with seven slots, VGA graphics, 1.44 MB floppy drives and 44 to 70 MB hard disks on ESDI or SCSI controllers, and it was aimed at departmental servers and power users. Together with the Model 80 it introduced the tower form factor to the PC world.
| Years | 1987 to 1990 |
|---|---|
| Processor | Intel 80286 at 10 MHz, optional 80287 |
| RAM | 1 MB, expandable to 15 MB |
| Graphics | VGA |
| Storage | 3.5" floppy drive of 1.44 MB, 44 or 70 MB hard disk |
| Operating system | PC DOS 3.3, OS/2 |
| Ports | serial, parallel, PS/2 keyboard and mouse, VGA, 7 Micro Channel slots |
| Form factor | tower |
| Price (1987) | US$5,295 |
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