A major step forward in accessible computing power
Written on September 7th, 2026 by Tech Ads
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U-MAN SERIES 1000
32 bit personal
supermicro
68000 based.
The U-MAN Series 1000 320K and 1MB RAM available Software NOW! — The UCSD
represents a major step forward now! p-system comes complete with
in accessible computing power. development tools, Pascal
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recent IBM PC all the facilities are RAM with 40MB Winchester + compilers also available. The CP/
Mé68K includes a ‘C’ compiler
accessible. Accessible through 800K floppy. Optional mono or :
powerful operating systems CP/ colour monitors. Works with oy with rai ia
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for every application. Accessible
because of the information we | The U-MAN Series 1000 was
make available. BENCH Ot Clear biaieiing. developed and is being
manufactured in Warrington,
England.
Remarkably well-equipped: The
minimum model features 192K of
RAM, 1OMHz 68000 main
processor, 6809 auxillary screen
and I/O processor, mono, colour
and graphics display output, dual
800K floppies, built-in serial ports,
clock & timer, Centronics port,
sound generator, speech
synthesiser, 10 bit A/D, 16 line
parallel I/O, 4 slot (Apple
compatible) expansion bus and
97 key keyboard. Models with
Ask for detailed literature and
prices now!
SPECIAL support scheme for
software and hardware
developers with big discounts.
U-Microcomputers Limited,
Winstanley Industrial Estate,
Long Lane, Warrington,
Cheshire WA2 8PR, England.
Tel: 0925 54117
Telex: 629279 UMICRO G.
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Easy for programmers to make easy to use!
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Distributor, OEM and dealer
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‘A major step forward in accessible computing power’
The U-Man Series 1000 was a British designed computer based around a Motorola 68000 CPU running at 10MHz paired with a Motorola 6809 to provide IO support. Memory started at 192KB RAM twinned with dual floppy drives up to 1MB of Ram with a 40MB hard drive. Prices started at 2500GBP and ranged up to 7500GBP.
A positive review of the U-Man Series 1000 can be found in Byte Magazine Volume 11, No. 13.
Via: Personal Computer World - Volume 8, Issue 1 (January 1985)
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