HP Domain Apollo Series

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It seems that there are so many of these mutant machines. At the time these computers were advertised as your "Personal Supercomputer". These computers definately had a following and it is still used by many today. They can run the Domain OS (BSD UNIX). I do not know if they are able to run HPUX. It is unknown as to whether these machines can run OpenBSD or NetBSD or to whether in the future there is interest to port Linux/m68k to this platform.

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Computer	Processor
	Main	Math	Memory
DSP80	8MHz 010	PEB (optional)
DSP80A	8MHz 010	PEB (optional)
DSP90	12MHz 020	special
DSP160		custum IEEE
DN100	Dual 8MHz 68k
DN300	8MHz 010
DN320	8MHz 010	PEB
DN330	12MHz 020	special
DN400	Dual 8MHz 68k
DN420	Dual 8MHz 68k
DN460		custom IEEE
DN550	10MHz 010
DN560	12MHz 020	68882
DN570	16MHz 020
DN580	16MHz 020
DN590	20MHz 020	68881
DN600	Dual 8MHz 68k
DN660		custom IEEE
DN660A		custom IEEE
DN2500	20MHz 030	68882	Built-in
DN3000	12MHz 020	68881	DMMU
DN3010	12MHz 020	68881	68851
DN3010A	12MHz 020	68881	68851
DN3040	12MHz 020	68881	68851
DN3500	25MHz 030	68882	Built-in
DN3550	25MHz 030	68882	Built-in
DN4000	25MHz 020	68881	68851
DN4500	33MHz 020	68882	Built-in
DN5500	50MHz 040	Built-in	Built-in
DN10000	4 18MHz PRISM

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These pages were created to illustrate the basic machine information of the Apollo Family as a service to the Apollo and Linux/m68k enthusiasts. I would deeply appreciate any suggestions people may have regarding additional information they would like to have added. Email darknerd@best.com.