MK-90 is a late-Soviet PDP-11 compatible pocket computer (PDA), which was a brain unit for a Ukrainian SEG-2M gamma-spectrometer used in the Chornobyl Zone in the mid-90-s. This is one of a kind device, which stands pretty apart from everything that the Soviets produced. In this episode, we will unbox it and make a short review.
Contents of this video:
00:00 – Intro
00:18 – Some news!
00:54 – SEG-2M spectrometer, based on MK-90.
02:23 – Unboxing an MK-90 Pocket PC
03:35 – Overview of the device
04:52 – Well, that is the weird keyboard...
06:12 – Compartments and power
07:00 – MPO-10 flash memory drives
07:53 – Powering on and trying the build-in tests
09:23 – Trying the BASIC
10:20 – Interfaces and communication
11:29 – Outro
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