Developed by: XeroxPilot is a single-user, multitasking operating system designed by Xerox PARC in early 1977, written in the Mesa programming language, with a total of approximately 24,000 lines of code, for the Xerox Star computer.
It was later rewritten to improve performance on the new Xerox 6085 hardware and renamed ViewPoint for its release in 1985.
Manufacturer: Xerox
Launches: 1981
Manufactured in US
CPU:
AMD Am2900
Memory: 384 KB ~ 1.5 MB
Support:
Hard drive:
Operating system: Pilot
Innovations: It was the first personal computer to be sold with a graphical user interface, mouse, Ethernet network, and laser printer.
It was a sales failure, with only 25,000 units sold.
Manufacturer: Xerox
Launches: 1985
Manufactured in US
CPU:
Xerox Mesa
@ 8MHz
Memory: None
Support:
Hard drive:
Operating system: Pilot
