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The '''IBM Personal System/2 Model 30''' (machine type '''8530''') is one of the four original IBM PS/2 systems announced on April 2, 1987 alongside the [[IBM PS/2 Model 50 | The '''IBM Personal System/2 Model 30''' (machine type '''8530''') is one of the four original IBM PS/2 systems announced on April 2, 1987 alongside the [[IBM PS/2 Model 50|IBM PS/2 Model 50]], [[IBM PS/2 Model 50|IBM PS/2 Model 60]] and [[IBM PS/2 Model 70|IBM PS/2 Model 80]]. The Model 30 was the lowest-end entry of the original four and was designed to directly replace the IBM PC and [[IBM PC XT (5160)|PC XT]]. Unlike the higher-end original PS/2 models, the Model 30 retains an '''ISA''' expansion bus rather than the new Micro Channel Architecture (MCA), making it electrically compatible with PC/XT and (with the Model 30 286) PC/AT expansion cards. | ||
The Model 30 was sold in two CPU generations: | The Model 30 was sold in two CPU generations: | ||
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* [[IBM PS/2 Model 30 Capacitor Replacement Guide]] | * [[IBM PS/2 Model 30 Capacitor Replacement Guide]] | ||
* [[IBM PS/2 Model 25]] — sister all-in-one variant | * [[IBM PS/2 Model 25]] — sister all-in-one variant | ||
* [[IBM PS/2 Model 50 | * [[IBM PS/2 Model 50|IBM PS/2 Model 50]] — mid-range MCA 286 desktop | ||
* [[IBM PC XT (5160)]] — preceded | * [[IBM PC XT (5160)]] — preceded | ||
* (Service Manual: see if a PDF has been uploaded to the wiki under Category:IBM Service Manuals.) | * (Service Manual: see if a PDF has been uploaded to the wiki under Category:IBM Service Manuals.) | ||