Q: What kind of computer is this?

A: Its a 386-processor retro laptop with an M6117 chipset with an integrated 386SX-40Mhz processor, 8MB of RAM, a 2GB-CF card as a solid-state drive, a 7-inch IPS panel LCD (800x480 and 640x480 can be switched online), an SVGA video card with 512KB of video memory, and a laptop with a single chip. Adlib OPL3 compatible sound card, built-in speaker. Built-in 4000mAH lithium battery, battery life of more than 2 hours. It can be used to collect and play old systems as well as old software and games. No Internet access

Q: Is it a new computer?

A: Its shell is a brand new shell produced using injection moulds (non-3D printed). Keyboard, LCD, battery all new. The original chip is recycled.

Q: What systems and software can it run?

A: It can run DOS, Windows3.2 or Windows95 or later (pre-installed with DOS6.22 UCDOS system and Windows3.11 English version system).

All systems come with Ghost img images, and you can remove the CF card and restore the system images on other computers.

Q: What is the maximum size of hard drive?

A: The hard disk is a CF card (less than 2GB is recommended) and 2GB is standard. The capacity is large enough. At that time, the PC was only 20 MB, which is already a massive

Q: What are the other interfaces and what are their functions?

ISA interface (ISA board can be extended using ISA expansion board)

LINE interface (3.5mm audio output interface, output sound card left and right channels)

Serial port, parallel port

PS/2 Mouse interface (can connect to PS2 mouse)

PS/2 keyboard interface (can connect to PS2 keyboard)

VGA interface (can be connected to external VGA display)

USB interface (can only be used for U disk, built-in driver can be used as a hard disk under DOS and windows, USB is not bootable, USB can not be connected to a mouse or keyboard)