Olivetti M24 and ATT 6300: Revision history

10 April 2023

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15 February 2022

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13 February 2022

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10 February 2022

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9 February 2022

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• curprev 19:1619:16, 9 February 2022‎ Akbkuku talk contribs‎ 2,299 bytes +2,299‎ Created page with "{{WikipediaInfoAlt|Device}} {{DeviceAlerts}} {{InfoboxDevice |Picture = |Release Year = 1983 |Mounting Technology = Through Hole, Sockets |Capacitor Types = Aluminum Electrolytic, Tantalum, Ceramic, |Leak Risk = High |Batteries = Yes, RTC known to leak |Destructive Entry = No }} Created by Olivetti and licensed by AT&T the M24/ 6300 is an 8086 PC clone with some proprietary changes ==Known Issues== ===Battery on Motherboard Leaks=== ====Causes==== *RTC battery can lea..." Tag: Visual edit