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By 1983, the Japanese personal computer industry grew greatly, and its distribution network became complex. It caused the problem for NEC that each group competed to sell its own product to the same chain. Their biggest competitor was each group in the company, and they contested for the leadership.
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In 1981, NEC expanded personal computer lines into three groups: NEC Home Electronics, Information Processing Business Group and Electronic Device Business Group, with each specializing in a particular series. The Electronic Device Business Group developed the
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198,000. Its biggest advantage over many other computers of its time was its high graphical resolution of 720 x 512 pixels, with a selection of 16 colors out of a total palette of 512 colors on its high end
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The PC-100 and PC-9801F were released at the same time, and the problem surfaced. A store manager complained he couldn't determine which salesperson to follow. In December 1983, NEC decided to consolidate
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in 1979, making NEC the biggest PC vendor in Japan. However, the Japanese personal computer industry had just begun, and it was unclear which market would grow. Other large computer manufacturers,
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personal computer line. The Electronic Device Business Group passed off their personal computer business to NEC Home Electronics. NEC Home Electronics discontinued development of the PC-100,
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for consumers who wanted to use it for both hobby and business. The Information Processing Business Group began developing the PC-9801 specialized for business market.
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Far ahead of its time and too costly, PC-100 did not sell well. A complete set with the printer PC-PR201 that could print alphabet,
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and PC-8000 series, and these lines were merged into the PC-8800 series to concentrate on the home computer market.
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NEC phased out the PC-100 due to reorganization of its business units rather than its technical issues.
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One software company's president recalled the sales section of PC-9801 often said "Down with the 88!".
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home computer line, and Nippon Electric's Information Processing Business Group to handle the
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720 by 512 pixels (512-color palette, capable of displaying 16 colors at once)
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The development was operated by NEC Electronic Device Business Group,
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released in July of the same year was only ¥14,800 and the vaunted
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business into two divisions: NEC Home Electronics to oversee the
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model10 (¥398,000) - a 5-inch 2D (360 KB) floppy disk drive
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released personal computers for small-business sector.
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model30 (¥558,000) - two 5-inch 2D floppy disk drives
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model20 (¥448,000) - two 5-inch 2D floppy disk drives
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dealer in Japan) and Cybernet Kogyo, a subsidiary of
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PC100

NEC
ASCII
Home computer
CPU
8086
CPU
CRT
NEC
home computer
8086
RAM
VRAM
mouse

MS-DOS
spreadsheet
Multiplan
JS-WORD
Lode Runner
ASCII
Microsoft
Kyocera
hiragana
katakana
kanji
Nintendo Family Computer
Apple Lisa 2
PC-9801F2

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