The ICL DRS was a range of departmental computers from International Computers Limited (ICL). Standing originally for Distributed Resource System, [1] the full name was later dropped in favour of the abbreviation.

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This is a vintage computer base from ICL, model M30. It is a mainframe computer that is perfect for collectors or those who wish to repair vintage computers.

This keyboard was manufactured for the ICL M30 DOS computer. The ICL DRS keyboard uses the two eye grey tactile Hi-Tek Series 725 switches. The keycaps are made of PBT and the legends are dye sublimated . The keys are sculpted, i.e. each row has its own profile. For more information see Hi-Tek Series 725.

ICL PC 2 This is the first 16 bit PC ICL PC 16 This is the next of this series ICL PC Quattro This is a small Prototype series ICL PC Quattro This is the follow on of this series ICL PC Quattro XM This is a re-modeled XM ICL PC Quattro XM-2 External Drives and Printers ICL PC Quattro Externals This is an IBM Compatible ICL ErgoPro E4-66D: ICL ...

The machine has a SM5 (Submodule 5) graphical card, a high resolution bit mapped, memory mapped ICL Model 307 monitor plus ICL Models 305 and ICL Model 303 terminals. The software running includes ICL's version of DRI Concurrent DOS 5.1, ICL's version of the Windowing system that comes with this and ICL's version of DRI's Windowing software GEM.

This ICL DRS PWS M80 is capable of connection and working with ICL Mainframes. This is a fresh screen shot of the ICL DRS PWS M80 working now. The ICL DRS PWS (1987) and the ICL DRS PWS 386 (1988).

Seller: kvcauter ️ (3,199) 99.3%, Location: Crewe, GB, Ships to: GB & many other countries, Item: 285676518145 ICL DRS M30 personal computer 1989 with manuals. ICL DRS M30 personal computer Not tested. May work but sold for spares/repair

These disk images contain the first unearthed copy of Microsoft’s “multitasking” version of MS-DOS since its extremely limited release around late 1985 or early 1986. They were were discovered by the PCjs Project in March 2013. More information is available at Wikipedia, OS/2 Museum, and MSDN Blogs.