EKS Personal Unit

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EKS Personal Unit is a discontinued series of all-in-one and CPU desktop computers created and marketed by EKS. In 1995, it was replaced by ViraPC.

History

The first EKS Personal Unit model with CD-ROM was released in 1990.

Models

• EK-6520 (1978) - first EKS Personal Unit model.
• EK-6530 (1979) - First model with a 3½-inch floppy disk drive and last model with a 5¼-inch floppy disk drive.
• EK-6540 (1981)
• EK-6550 (1983)
• EK-6560 (1984)
• EK-6570 (1985)
• EK-6580 (1987)
• EK-6585 (1988)
• EK-6590 (1990) - First model with CD-ROM.
• EK-6600 (1992)
• EK-6610 (1993)
• EK-6620 (1995) - The last EKS Personal Unit model.

Gallery

EK-6520

EK-6530

EK-6540

EK-6550

EK-6560

EK-6570

EK-6580

EK-6585 (pre-EKS branding)

EK-6585 (EKS branding)

EK-6590

EK-6600

EK-6610

EK-6620

Reception

The computer received positive reviews. It was commercially successful personal computers during late 1980s to early 1990s, along with TheoryDesk, Naisuka PCs and IBM-PC/MS-DOS.

See also

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