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The Circuit Boards

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8K RAM board
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32K Static RAM
Dynamic Memory
32K Dynamic Memory

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Z80 Processor Board

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8080 Processor Board

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6800 Processor Board

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6502 Processor Board
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Four Port I/O Board

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Oddball I/O w/Serial
AEON I/O by Digital Group!
Serial I/O Card
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Video/Cassette, 32x16 Character
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Video/Cassette, 64x16 Character
Phi-Deck rules!
Phi-Deck Controller
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Floppy Controller

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High Density Disk Controller
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HAM Board

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Votrax Voice

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I/O Prototyping Board
 
The serial I/O card is labeled "AEON". Although the original design was by The Digital Group, this card was made after Digital Group was sold off in bankruptcy. AEON purchased many of the assets of the failed company and went into business selling what was still in demand. Other companies did the same with the rights to other Digital Group products.  
 
256 Character Video Card 

This is Digital Groups original video card, the first product offered by the company. The copyright is 1975, and the memory chips are 1101 types (256x1 bits). The layout is 8 lines by 32 characters. Kind of odd, but hey! It was VIDEO!  This card was designed for the Mark 8 Minicomputer, and was described in the "8008 packet #1", sold by the digital group starting in the fall of 1974. The packet consisted of software and hardware modifications and improvements to the Mark 8. When I got it, there were about a dozen missing chips, I spent a bit of time reverse engineering it enough to identify and replace the missing parts before I received a copy of the 8008 packet.

The board has been assembled with a keyboard to form a TV Typewriter, and now has a page on my web site.

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First Digital Group Board, 8X32 Video

 

 

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