Xen-i 386
Description
The Xen-i 386 was Apricot's first product using the 80386 processor. The computer was externally physically identical to the Xen-i 286.
The 386 version of the Xen-i was launched in February 1987.
The Xen-i 386 also formed the basis of the VX server product - using large external storage boxes called 'Drive Subsystem Units (DSU)'.
A 'deskside' model was offered by Apricot for the first time - It was a substantial full size tower case.
Technical Specifications
CPU
80386DX-16 @ 16MHz
RAM
1Mb to 8Mb
Storage
3.5" or 5.25" Floppy Drive
30Mb or 45Mb hard disk
(Deskside models offered wider range of hard disks up to 100Mb)
Internal Expansion
3x half-length ISA slots
80387 Co-processor
Models
There were two core models of the Xen-i 386. Both used the same 'Leopard' motherboard in different form factor cases.
Product Code 'SX' (Desktop model)
Product Code 'TW' (Tower 'deskside' model)