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== History == David Hall's account of the machine records that it was built in DEC's Taiwan facility, introduced in April 1992 with MS-DOS 5.0 and Windows 3.0, and advertised in Singapore and reported in Australia that month. He found no evidence of sales outside the Asia-Pacific region. DEC later used the name DECpc 325sxLP again for a different machine in its August 1992 DECpc LP range, with Cirrus Logic graphics in place of the Oak chip.<ref name="zx" /> DEC's EK-DECSX manuals, the DECpc 325 User Disk and the DECpc 320/325 video driver disk all belong to the April 1992 machine with Oak graphics.<ref name="videodisk" />
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