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Edeltian Instruments BizComHome 30SX

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Developer: Edeltian Instruments
Manufacturer: NEC, Edeltian Instruments
Type: IBM PC-Compatible Personal Computer
Release Date: July 1988
Introductory Price: Ԑ 699 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: January 1992
Operating System: MS-DOS, Microsoft Windows 1.0-3.11
CPU: Intel 80386SX, 16 MHz
Sound: PC Speaker (Beeper), Sound Card (Optional)
Memory: 640 MB, Expandable up to 16 MB
Predecessor: BizComHome 20
Successor: BizComHome 40

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Edeltian Instruments BizCom 40

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Developer: Edeltian Instruments
Manufacturer: NEC, Edeltian Instruments
Type: IBM PC-Compatible Personal Computer
Release Date: March 1989
Introductory Price: Ԑ 799 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: June 1993
Operating System: MS-DOS, Microsoft Windows 1.0-3.11
CPU: Intel 80486, 16 MHz
Sound: PC Speaker (Beeper), Sound Card (Optional)
Memory: 1 MB, Expandable up to 32 MB
Predecessor: BizComHome 30SX
Successor: BizCom 50DX

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Edeltian Instruments BizComHome 50DX

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Developer: Edeltian Instruments
Manufacturer: NEC, Edeltian Instruments
Type: IBM PC-Compatible Personal Computer
Release Date: September 1992
Introductory Price: Ԑ 1,399 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: June 1998
Operating System: MS-DOS, Microsoft Windows 1.0-95
CPU: Intel 80486DX, 16 and 33 MHz (Optional Upgrades to Pentium P55 Available since January 1994)
Sound: PC Speaker (Beeper), Yamaha YMF262 (OPL3), Sound Cards (Optional)
Memory: 32 MB, Expandable up to 256 MB
Predecessor: BizComHome 40

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Edeltian Instruments NewFile GraphProcessor II

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Developer: Edeltian Instruments
Manufacturer: NEC, Edeltian Instruments
Type: 16/32-Bit Graphical Workstation
Release Date: September 1989
Introductory Price: Ԑ 9,500 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: June 1996
Operating System: GEOS-GRAFX (GEOS for Graphical Workstations, Licensed by Berkeley Software, Developed by Newton Systems), SFWORKS for NewFile GraphProcessor (MacWorks Clone, Incompatible)
CPU: Motorola 68020, 20 MHz
Sound: Edeltian Instruments DSC-1 (Digital Sound Chip, 32/64-Bit)
Memory: 5 MB, Expandable up to 512 MB
Predecessor: GraphProcessor, NewFile GraphProcessor
Successor: SixtyFour Series

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Edeltian Instruments MultiSystem Bibbliotecca
MultiSystem IntraServ

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Developer: Edeltian Instruments, ManxSys
Manufacturer: NEC, Edeltian Instruments
Type: 16/32-Bit Computer Terminal
Release Date: September 1994
Introductory Price: Ԑ 15,000 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: January 2000
Operating System: Various (SF-GEOS, SF-MAINFRAME, Microsoft BASIC, DataSysBank and BBS)
CPU: Motorola 88110 (Main CPU), Depending on the Server Connectivity (mostly 20 MHz)
Sound: None, Beeper and Ticks (for Typing Characters Automatically)
Memory: None, Depending on the Server
Predecessor: MultiSystem

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Lěpočí Home Minicomputer (Domáci minipočítač)
SmartOffice

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Developer: Lěhúnská Počítačový výskum (Lěpočí)
Manufacturer: Sord Computer Corporation, Lěhúnská Počítačový výskum (Lěpočí)
Type: 32-Bit Home Minicomputer, Office Midrange Computer
Release Date: January 1984
Introductory Price: Ԑ 10,000 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: June 1992
Operating System: RSX-11, OS-9, RSTS/E, Tatra BASIC, CODEX (Optional), Unix System III (SmartOffice Only), Motorola 68000 Assembly Language
CPU: Hitachi HD68EC00 and Derivatives (with PDP-11 Emulation Mode), 8 MHz
Sound: PC Speaker (Beeper and Ticks)
Memory: 6 MB, Expandable up to 512 MB
Successor: Inteligentný Zálový Počítač (Intezalpo), SmartOffice II

The Lěpočí Home Minicomputer (Also Called as SmartOffice) is a 32-Bit Home Minicomputer made by Luisitian Computer Research and Manufacturer Lěhúnská Počítačový výskum (Lingunan Computer Research) and Sord Computer Corporation (Japanese Computer Company) for the Eastern Siberian Market, in which, it has been Marketed Towards Hobbyists and some Small Businesses who wanted to Buy a Real DEC PDP-11 Clone but with a 32-Bit Microprocessor and Compatible with other 32-Bit Computers such as Edeltian Instruments SixtyFour and even Compatible with IBM PC and Clones to make this Computer as a Network Computer, while it was also Advertised as a Hobbyist Minicomputer for Hobbyist Programmers and Computer Scripters who wanted to Use a Minicomputer that has no Graphical User Interface and Only Text-Based Interface, as well to be Compatible with all PDP-11 Software.

The Home Minicomputer (or SmartOffice) has been Considered to be a Success than Manx Suzzler's Mainframe PC and Edeltian Instruments T-01 "Mainframe in a Personal Computer", and it has been Already Used in Some Businesses, including Data Solutions, while the Home Minicomputer has been also Ended up in University Computer Labs around Eastern Siberian Universities and some Schools like Siena College of Indo City at Sienna Village, Indo City at Fatimania, in which, Current Prime Minister of the Fatiman Federation, Alice Desnilla has used the Computer and Learned on how to use a Midrange Computer and a Minicomputer, as she still Remembered on how to Operate Some of these Machines up to this Day even she had a Modern Computer when she Replaced her PC and Home Computer Collection in her Home, in which, she Stored these Computers until it has been Restored by her Niece, Althea Desnilla.

Another Notable User of this Computer Enthusiast Andry Zijlmin, the Creator of the Pancake (Crepe) Text-Based Multipurpose Game, in which, Andry has explained that he Used this Computer to Program and Develop Pancake, while he would Play with the Finished Version of his Game when he Finally Finished it in August 1985 in his Home and later Distributed it to the University of Royal Fatimania Cascano Campus, in which, His Classmates, Clarise, Yuri, Francis and Marek has Worked Together in order to Port Pancake into Personal Computers including the Commodore 64, the Commodore Amiga, IBM PC and Clones (Later Known as MS-DOS Computers), the MSX Personal Computer, Edeltian Instruments PC-8, Edeltian Instruments ThirtyTwo, Edeltian Instruments Basic Computer Series, Edeltian Instruments SixtyFour, Fatimanix Systemica X2, Edeltian Instruments MNC Series (MNC-4004/MNC-8008/MNC-8080/MNC-8085A), Edeltian Instrument AutoSys Scientific Midrange Computer and Eventually the Lěpočí Microhome, a Stripped-down Version of the Home Minicomputer with a Motorola 68008 Processor while Retaining it's Operating System, Tatra BASIC and T-DOS, in which, it has been Used in Some Schools as a Learning System, where Students can put a Cartridge and Play with the Computer without needing to Type for a Program, or a Assembly Language Learning Computer. The Legacy of Pancake has been Resulted into a Graphical Remake of Pancake (Crepe) Game, known as CrepePancake for SixtyFour, Macintosh Computers and MS-DOS/Windows Computers in 1995, in which, it was totally Based in a Town where you can Receive your Daily Bonus in Pancake Currency, Work in a Pancake Restaurant and Fish for a Pancake or a Fish to sell it for Many Pancakes depending on the Type of the Fish, which these Features are already Included in the Text-Based Version, and Later on, a Discord Bot named Pancake has also become Popular and it was Reminiscent of Andry Zijlmin's Pancake Game, in which, it also added a Music Compatibility and Commands in order to be Used as a Music Bot, while only the Updated Versions of the Pancake Game only Supports Music (MIDI or MP3) Compatibility and Commands since 1993-1995, and the Updated Versions required a MIDI Card for the Minicomputer and a Cassette/Vinyl Record Connector Card for the Minicomputer Also, in which, all of these Accessories are Third Party, even the Minicomputer has Offered a Expansion Card Slots since it's Release.

The Home Minicomputer (or SmartOffice) was also Famous for the Port of the Spacewar! PDP-1 Game, in which, the Port has shown the Limited Graphical Capabilities of the Home Minicomputer, which it has 16 Colors and it was Graphically Similar to a Apple II but far less Superior than the Apple II or other Competitors at the Time, while having it's Sound Effects relied on the PC Speaker that Sounded like from a IBM PC. Otherwise, the Modern Usage of this Computer has been only Limited to Homebrew and the Demoscene, in which, Homebrew Programmers and Scripters of this Computer has Tried to Push the Limits of this Computer, while Demoscene has it's Same Goals as the Homebrew User of this Computer except it has a Goal of Showing it's Graphical Capabilities of this Computer. The Home Minicomputer and SmartOffice has been Discontinued in June 1992. New Accessories and Software, including the New Versions of the Pancake Game has been Released up to this Day and Internet Cards to be Compatible with the WIFI Connectivity.

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Edeltian Instruments NationalWriter
People's Writer

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Developer: Edeltian Instruments
Manufacturer: NEC, Edeltian Instruments
Type: 8-bit Electric Typewriter, Computer Terminal, Personal Computer
Release Date: November 1979
Introductory Price: Ԑ 5,000 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: January 1990
Operating System: Microsoft BASIC (If DATA/COMPUTER Switch has been Turned On)
CPU: MOS Technology 6502, 1 MHz
Sound: None
Memory: 512 KB, Expandable up to 640 KB and 1 MB depending on the Server

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Lěpočí Microhome

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Developer: Lěhúnská Počítačový výskum (Lěpočí)
Manufacturer: Sord Computer Corporation, Lěhúnská Počítačový výskum (Lěpočí)
Type: 8/16-Bit Personal Home Computer
Release Date: June 1983
Introductory Price: Ԑ 4,500 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: August 1989
Operating System: Tatra Basic, T-DOS, Motorola 68008 Assembly
CPU: Motorola 68008, 7 MHz
Sound: General Instrument AY-3-8910
Memory: 128 KB, Expandable up to 640 KB

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Fatimanix Systemica PC-1210

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Developer: Sharp, Fatimanix Systemica
Manufacturer: Sharp, Fatimanix Systemica
Type: 8-Bit Business Computer
Release Date: April 1982
Introductory Price: Ԑ 4,500 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: December 1988
Operating System: Digital Research CP/M and MBASIC
CPU: 2× Zilog Z80A, 8 MHz
Sound: PC Speaker (Beeper)
Memory: 512 KB, Expandable up to 1 MB
Successor: PC-1610
Related System: SuperX2

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Fatimanix Systemica PC-1610

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Developer: Sharp, Fatimanix Systemica
Manufacturer: Sharp, Fatimanix
Type: 16-Bit Business Computer
Release Date: August 1983
Introductory Price: Ԑ 999 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: January 1989
Operating System: MS-DOS, Microsoft Windows 1.0-2.1
CPU: Intel 80286, 16 MHz (with 80287 FPU)
Sound: PC Speaker (Beeper), Sound Cards (Optional)
Memory: 1 MB, Expandable up to 32 MB
Predecessor: PC-1210
Successor: PC-1752

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Fatimanix Systemica SuperX2 (CZ256x)

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Developer: Sharp, Fatimanix Systemica
Manufacturer: Sharp, Fatimanix Systemica
Type: 8-Bit Gaming-Oriented Home Personal Computer
Release Date: July 1985
Introductory Price: Ԑ 2,599 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: November 1990
Operating System: Hu-BASIC, Digital Research CP/M
CPU: 2× Zilog Z80A, 8 MHz
Sound: General Instrument AY-3-8910
Memory: 256 KB, Expandable up to 512 KB
Predecessor: Fatimanix Systemica X2

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Fatimanix Systemica PC-1572

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Developer: Sharp, Fatimanix Systemica
Manufacturer: Sharp, Fatimanix Systemica
Type: 16-Bit Professional Business Computer
Release Date: October 1985
Introductory Price: Ԑ 5,600 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: January 1992
Operating System: MS-DOS, Microsoft Windows 1.0-3.11
CPU: Intel 80386DX, 20 MHz (with Intel 80387 FPU)
Sound: PC Speaker (Beeper), Sound Cards (Optional)
Memory: 2 MB, Expandable up to 512 MB
Predecessor: PC-1610

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Sanyo Home Executive Computer (MBC-556)

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Developer: Sanyo
Manufacturer: Sanyo
Type: 16-Bit Home MS-DOS Compatible Personal Computer
Release Date: February 1983
Introductory Price: Ԑ 995 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: August 1988
Operating System: MS-DOS
CPU: Intel 8088, 4.77 MHz
Sound: PC Speaker (Beeper), Sound Cards (Optional)
Memory: 128 KB, Expandable up to 512 KB (or a Additional 640 KB Hard Drive)

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Elka TeleProcessor

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Developer: Elka Computerontwikkeling
Manufacturer: Elka Computerontwikkeling, KPN/PTT Netherlands
Type: 16-Bit Typewriter/Word Processor Hybrid
Release Date: June 1984
Introductory Price: Ԑ 6,699 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: August 1990
Operating System: WordStar-T (Licensed from MicroPro International, Developed by ElkaSoft), WordProCloud-T (Telex and Cloud-Based Email System, Acoustic Coupler/Dial-up Modem Required), ChatRoom (Telex and BBS-Based Chat System, Acoustic Coupler/Dial-up Modem/Local Server Required)
CPU: Zilog Z8000, 6 MHz
Sound: PC Speaker (Beeper, Monitor Required)
Memory: 640 KB

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Edeltian Instruments MNC Series (MNC-4004, MNC-8008, MNC-8080/8085A)

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Developer: Edeltian Instruments, University of Atmos (Edeltia)
Manufacturer: NEC, Edeltian Instruments
Type: 4/8-Bit Hobbyist Minicomputer
Release Date: November 16 1971 (MNC-4004) May 1972 (MNC-8008) April 1976 (MNC-8085A, Upgrade Only)
Introductory Price: Ԑ 5,600-7,599 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: June 1981 (MNC-4004) February 1983 (MNC-8008) January 1990 (MNC-8080) September 1991 (MNC-8085A Upgraded Models)
Operating System: Microsoft BASIC, Intel 4004/8008/8080 Assembly Language, FORTRAN, CP/M (MNC-8085A Only)
CPU: Intel 4004, 750 KHz (MNC-4004), Intel 8008, 800 KHz (MNC-8008), Intel 8080, 2 MHz (MNC-8080), Intel 8085, 5 MHz (MNC-8085A)
Sound: PC Speaker (Beeper), General Instrument AY-3-8910 Sound Source Expansion Card (Optional)
Memory: 5 KB, Expandable up to 16 KB (MNC-4004), 16 KB, Expandable up to 64 KB (MNC-8008), 32 KB, Expandable up to 512 KB (MNC-8080/8085A)
Successor: Progrero, ProField

The Edeltian Instruments MNC Series is a Family of 4-Bit and 8-Bit Hobbyist Minicomputers made by Edeltian Instruments and NEC for the Eastern Siberian Market, in which, this Minicomputer was the First in Eastern Siberian Market to be Marketed as a "Hobbyist Minicomputer" before it's Competitor, Lěpočí Home Minicomputer, or Domáci minipočítač in Luisitian (Also Called as SmartOffice as a Midrange Computer) appeared in 1984, 11 Years after the MNC Series has been Released in Eastern Siberia, and it has been famously used in Homebrew Programming and Scripting, as well Used in Some Schools in order to Teach Middle and High School Students about FORTRAN and about Programming also, while Movies that are shown this Computer has got it's Attention and Popularity, but it would lose it's Popularity when the 1980s Came as the Personal Computers like the Edeltian Instruments PC-8, the ThirtyTwo, the Basic Computer Series, the SixtyFour and Others like the IBM PC, Fatimanix Systemica X2 and the Commodore 64 came into the Eastern Siberian Market, which causes MNC and even for the Home Minicomputer would a little bit and sometimes almost lost it's Reputation, but they still gained their Market share except Lěpočí's Home Minicomputer gained it's Market share and Defeating Edeltian Instruments' MNC Series, in which, it almost lose it's market share but still remained in the market until 1990.

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Fatimanix Systemica CorpoWorks III

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Developer: Fatimanix Systemica
Manufacturer: Sharp, Fatimanix Systemica
Type: 32-Bit Professional Personal Computer
Release Date: September 20 1988
Introductory Price: Ԑ 4,599 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: August 1993
Operating System: DOS/X (32-Bit, Clone of EI DOS, SixtyFour Incompatible)
CPU: Motorola 68030, 20 MHz
Sound: Fatimanix Systemica CL6279 (15-Channel PCM Chip, Derivative of Yamaha YM2151 and OKI MSM6258)
Memory: 2 MB, Expandable up to 512 MB
Predecessor: CorpoWorks II
Successor: CorpoWorks IIIMK

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Fatimanix Systemica CorpoWorks Portable

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Developer: Fatimanix Systemica
Manufacturer: Sharp, Fatimanix Systemica
Type: 32-bit Portable Computer
Release Date: December 1989
Introductory Price: Ԑ 1,599 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: February 1992
Operating System: DOS/X (32-Bit, Clone of EI DOS, SixtyFour Incompatible)
CPU: Motorola 680HC00, 16 MHz
Sound: Fatimanix Systemica CL6279CH (15-Channel PCM Chip, Derivative of Yamaha YM2151 and OKI MSM6258, cMOS-Based)
Memory: 2 MB SRAM, 512 KB ROM
Predecessor: CorpoWorks MegaVert
Successor: CorpoWorksNote

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Lěobráspol OffiSystem (OF-1H/OF-1B/OF-1M/OF-1MG/OF-1G)

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Developer: Lěhúnská Obrázková spoločnosť (Lěobráspol), Lěhúnská Počítačový výskum (Lěpočí), Lingunan Software Research (Lingsoft), Yamaha Corporation, Canon Incorporated, University of Royal Fatimania Computer Research Institute (URFCRI)
Manufacturer: Canon Incorporated, Lěhúnská Obrázková spoločnosť (Lěobráspol)
Type: 32-Bit Professional-Oriented Personal Computer
Release Date: March 1989
Introductory Price: Ԑ 8,599-16,250 (Fatiman Estanas) (Depending on the Model)
Discontinued: January 1996
Operating System: ExcelenteSys (32-Bit Operating System, X11-Based, Main GUI), ServShellSys (32-Bit Text-Based Operating System, Contemporary OS)
CPU: Motorola 68030, 33 MHz (With Motorola 68882 FPU running at 33 MHz)
Sound: Yamaha-Lingsoft LX1200 (16/32-Bit Wavetable Synthesis Chip, 32-Channel FM/ADPCM Voice Channels)
Memory: 1 MB or 5 MB, Expandable up to 512 MB or 640 MB (Depending on the Model and Configuration)
Predecessor: Elicette, ClipStation, ClipDesk, ServStation
Successor: OffiSystem Portable, OffiSystem Enhanced, OffiSystem Portable Enhanced, PortaOffi

The Lěobráspol OffiSystem is a 32-Bit Professional-Oriented Personal Computer made by Lěhúnská Obrázková spoločnosť (Lěobráspol) and Canon Incorporated for the Eastern Siberian Market, and it was Advertised as a Professional Computer with Complex Graphics and Sound, to Better Compete with the Likes of Edeltian Instruments' SixtyFour Line of Computers, primarily SixtyFour Vertis and SixtyFour II, Manx Suzzler's Centrix Line of Computers, and Fatimanix Systemica's CorpoWorks Personal Computers, and to replace their Old Computers, including the 16/32-Bit Elicette, 32-Bit ClipStation and ClipDesk, and 16-Bit ServStation and to Replace it with Better Graphics and Sound that was ahead of the time while retaining Backwards Compatiblity. It was made by a Conglomerate of Fatimanian and Japanese Companies, including Lěobráspol's Competitor, Lěpočí, to Integrate the Features of the GraphiStation to OffiSystem, Lingunan Software Research (Lingsoft) to Integrate Complex Graphics and to Develop Productivity Software and Programming Languages for the Computer, Canon Incorporated for the Integration of Camera Technology into the Computer in order to use it as a Photoshopping Computer, Yamaha Corporation for the Creation of ADPM/FM Soundchip for the Computer, and University of Royal Fatimania Computer Research Institute (URFCRI) to Support the Computer.

As the Wars between Motorola 68k 32-Bit Personal Computers raged and Fueled after the Opening of the Capitalism in the country since 1989, Lěobráspol's 4 Personal Computers in the Market, including Elicette 16/32-Bit Personal Computers advertised as a Home Computer for the People who wanted 16/32-Bit Machines on their Home at a Lower Cost, then the ClipStation and ClipDesk 32-Bit Personal Computers that was advertised towards Office, and 16-Bit ServStation advertised towards Hobbyists and People who doesn't want to use GUIs and stick to the Text-Based Operating Systems. Both of them are Produced and Successful, however, this was not enough for the Company to Continue their Fight against their Competitors like Edeltian Instruments and Manx Suzzler, despite more Funding from Canon Corporation and their Distribution of Canon Cameras under the Lěobráspol Brand, and the Sales of ClipStation and ClipDesk has been Further Strained by Edeltian Instruments' SixtyFour and Lěpočí's GraphiStation, which Prompted to ask Other Fatimanian and Japanese Companies for a Plan of a "Expandable Supercomputer Based on 68k Processor with Boosted Speed and Complex Graphics and Sound", in which, they Approached Yamaha Corporation, who was formerly Competed in the MSX Personal Computer Stage with Lěobráspol's MSX Computers based on the Canon's Ones, which they Accepted to Develop a Complex Soundchip with Lingsoft, Lěobráspol's Long-time Software Developer and their Business Software, where they made Productivity Software for the Computer alongside with Optional Programming Languages, and asked their Competitor, Lěpočí to join the Development, in which at first, it has been Rejected, but then Accepted, hoping that the Relations between 2 Companies would be Warmed after a Intense Competition in the 8-Bit, 16-Bit and 32-Bit Personal Computer Sales, and to Integrate the Features of the GraphiStation to the OffiSystem, and received an Help from Canon to Integrate Photo-Processing and Photo-Editing Features into the System, and a Funding from the University of Royal Fatimania Computer Research Institute (URFCRI) for the Project, hoping it would be reached to Music Studios, Medical Uses, including for the Use of Doctors in their Office, for General Purpose in Offices and for Use in Homes with 2 Models.

It has been released in March 1989, with the cost ranging from Ԑ 8,599-16,250 Eastern Siberian Estanas, which it is more Expensive than SixtyFour Computers from Edeltian Instruments, and other 32-Bit Personal Computers produced by Big Fatimanian, Dilimanian and Firestonian Names, and IBM PC Compatibles. One of the Notable Uses of this Computer was in the Television Stage, where the G Model has been used to develop Graphics for the Idents of RN One and RTV, and Music for all Television Programs in the Fatimanian Television, in which, it became a Popular Computer for Audiovisual Editing, Notably being used in Movies, Commercials and Music Videos, as well being it was used in Professional Desktop Publishing (DTP), Word Processing and Photoshop, in which, it was Used in most of Fatimania's Magazines, but it's Competition, SixtyFour remained in the First Place for the Most Market of Desktop Publishing (DTP) and Word Processing, but when it came to Photoshopping, the Computer was Popular among Photographers. Along with this Main Models, the Portable Version, OffiSystem Portable and it's Enhancements has tried to Penetrate into the Fatimanian Computer Market, until 1996, when the Company has been Affected by the 1996-2001 Fatimanian Civil War and it has been Always Targeted by the Regime for it's Luisitian Origins, in which as of now, it has purchased by Canon Incorporated and thus became Part of Canon as their Eastern Siberian Subsidiary.

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Lěobráspol OffiSystem Portable
OffiSystem Portable Enhanced

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Developer: Lěhúnská Obrázková spoločnosť (Lěobráspol), Lěhúnská Počítačový výskum (Lěpočí), Lingunan Software Research (Lingsoft), Canon Incorporated, University of Royal Fatimania Computer Research Institute (URFCRI)
Manufacturer: Canon Incorporated, Lěhúnská Obrázková spoločnosť (Lěobráspol)
Type: 32-Bit Portable Computer
Release Date: February 1990 (OffiSystem Portable) July 1992 (OffiSystem Portable Enhanced)
Introductory Price: Ԑ 4,599 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: January 1996 (OffiSystem Portable) December 1996 (OffiSystem Portable Enhanced)
Operating System: ExcelenteSys (32-Bit Operating System, X11-Based, Main GUI), ServShellSys (32-Bit Text-Based Operating System, Contemporary OS)
CPU: Motorola 68030, 33 MHz (OffiSystem Portable), Motorola 68040, 40 MHz (OffiSystem Portable Enhanced)
Sound: Lingsoft LX1200C (CMOS-Based 16/32-Bit Wavetable Synthesis Chip, 32-Channel FM/ADPCM Voice Channels)
Memory: 160 MB, Expandable up to 640 MB
Predecessor: OffiSystem
Successor: OffiSystem Enhanced, OffiSystem Portable Enhanced, Lěpočí MagicNote, Lěpočí OffiSystemNote

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Manx Suzzler SuperCentrix II

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Developer: Manx Suzzler
Manufacturer: Hitachi, Manx Suzzler
Type: 32-Bit Personal Computer
Release Date: April 1990
Introductory Price: Ԑ 6,599 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: June 1998
Operating System: Digital Research CP/M (Boot BIOS) and GEM 3.11/ViewMAX (Main GUI)
CPU: Motorola 68040, 33 MHz
Sound: Yamaha Y3439-F (3 Channel PSG), ManxSys MARTHA (4 Channel PCM)
Memory: 4 MB, Expandable up to 640 MB
Predecessor: SuperCentrix
Successor: GameCentrix, PowerCentrix

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Manx Suzzler GameCentrix

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Developer: Manx Suzzler
Manufacturer: Hitachi, Manx Suzzler
Type: 32-Bit Home Personal Computer
Release Date: May 1992
Introductory Price: Ԑ 4,699 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: June 1998
Operating System: Digital Research CP/M (Boot BIOS) and GEM 3.11/ViewMAX (Main GUI)
CPU: Motorola 68040, 33 MHz
Sound: Yamaha Y3439-F (3 Channel PSG), ManxSys MARTHA (4 Channel PCM)
Memory: 1 MB, Expandable up to 512 MB
Predecessor: SuperCentrix II

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Manx Suzzler CentrixNote

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Developer: Manx Suzzler
Manufacturer: Hitachi, Manx Suzzler
Type: 32-Bit Portable Computer (Laptop)
Release Date: January 1992
Introductory Price: Ԑ 3,599 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: June 1998
Operating System: Digital Research CP/M (Boot BIOS) and GEM 3.11/ViewMAX (Main GUI)
CPU: Motorola 68040, 33 MHz
Sound: Yamaha Y3439-F (3 Channel PSG), ManxSys MARTHA (4 Channel PCM)
Memory: 2 MB, Expandable up to 128 MB
Predecessor: CentrixPortable
Successor: PowerCentrixPortable

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Cosmo StatioWork (EstaTrabajo)

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Developer: Sociedade Anónima Cosmo, Universidad Estado de Dilimaña (UED)
Manufacturer: Mitsubishi Electric, Sociedade Anónima Cosmo
Type: 32-Bit Personal Computer
Release Date: August 1989
Introductory Price: Ԑ 3,799 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: June 1997
Operating System: GRAPH-DOS (32-Bit Operating System, Visi On-Based, Main GUI)
CPU: Motorola 68030, 33-40 MHz
Sound: Cosmo Semiconductores DC2 (6-Channel 8-Bit PCM Sound Chip, Stereo)
Memory: 1 MB, Expandable up to 64 MB
Predecessor: Cosmo MultiComputer IV
Successor: StatioWork Portable

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Cosmo StatioWork Portable (EstaTrabajo Portátil)

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Developer: Sociedade Anónima Cosmo, Universidad Estado de Dilimaña (UED)
Manufacturer: Mitsubishi Electric, Sociedade Anónima Cosmo
Type: 32-Bit Portable Computer (Notebook/Laptop)
Release Date: June 1990
Introductory Price: Ԑ 2,799 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: June 1997
Operating System: GRAPH-DOS (32-Bit Operating System, Visi On-Based, Main GUI)
CPU: Motorola 68030, 16 MHz
Sound: Cosmo Semiconductores DC2 (CMOS-Based 6-Channel 8-Bit PCM Sound Chip, Stereo)
Memory: 1 MB, Expandable up to 32 MB
Predecessor: StatioWork
Successor: StatioWork Note

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Compo zStation

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Developer: Sociedade Anónima Compo, Elka Computerontwikkeling
Manufacturer: Sanyo, Sociedade Anónima Compo
Type: 16-Bit Business Computer
Release Date: August 1987
Introductory Price: Ԑ 8,799 (Fatiman Estanas)
Discontinued: April 1993
Operating System: Coherent (Unix Clone, Text-based), Digital Research GEM XM (16-Bit, Main GUI) and CP/M (DOS/Boot Bios, Text-Based)
CPU: Zilog Z8000, 10 MHz
Sound: General Instruments AY-3-8912 (PSG Chip)
Memory: 512 KB, Expandable up to 20 MB