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Alpha Micro System Disk Version 4.2

Alpha Micro System Disk Version 4.2

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Description
This is one of eight 8" floppy disks received with the Alpha AMS100 microcomputer (1998.0234.01) and its parts. Alpha Microsystems, a firm in Irvine, California, developed both microcomputers and software to be used on them. This particular disk is the version 4.2, presumably of the system disk. An orage sticker on the disk reads: AMOS RELEASE (/) 4.2.
Location
Currently not on view
Object Name
Diskette, 8-inch
date made
ca 1980
maker
Alpha Microsystems
place made
United States: California, Irvine
Measurements
overall: 20.3 cm x 20.3 cm; 8 in x 8 in
ID Number
1998.3072.04
catalog number
1998.3072.04
nonaccession number
1998.3072
Credit Line
Larry W. Fansler
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Data Source
National Museum of American History
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