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【Seiko Epson】 PC-486HX

Seiko Epson announced the PC-486HX in November 1993. Equipped with a 66-MHz i486DX2 processor, this was the industry's first personal computer to guarantee upgrades to Intel's Pentium Processor and Pentium OverDrive Processor. The PC-486HX also came with a high-speed 32-bit local bus PCI.

Seiko Epson PC-486HX

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