Compaq Deskpro is more IBM-compatible than our IBM. This may be because our graphics board in the PC is not made by IBM, though everything else inside it is. When we tried to run three games made ...

As for the leather chair, that was apparently the idea of one of Sid Meier's business partners, Bill Stealey. The first ...

I have upgraded a Compaq Deskpro EN model 6400 (large form factor desktop, original CPU PII-400, Slot-1, 100MHz FSB) with an Evergreen PerformaIII 850 (a Slot-1 to FCPGA adapter card with a PIII ...

I thought the original Deskpro was something to modem home about, but the people at Compaq did themselves one better: the incredible Deskpro 286. The 286 beats the IBM PC AT at its own game. The ...

The computer is a Compaq Deskpro 386, according to PC Gamer's account of the visit. The report said the fully loaded computer cost $10,000.

Bought this Deskpro used at auction. Worked great even for a week after I installed a new modem. Now, one day after working just wonderfully (loaded and let young lady play educational game), it ...

Compaq timelineSeptember 1986 Compaq unveiled two models of its Deskpro 386, getting a jump on IBM. The Deskpro 386 used a new microprocessor from Intel Corp., the 80386. Computer experts said ...

Compaq blew the lid off the PC compatibles market with the release of the DeskPro 386, the first computer in the world to use the then-supercharged Intel 386 CPU.

The computer is a Compaq Deskpro 386 which, according to Firaxis learning and development manager Pete Murray, cost $10,000 when it was purchased. That's somewhere over $23,000 in today's dollars.

Compaq also plans to retire its Deskpro EP series PCs, shift some features to its EN corporate computing line, and introduce a new desktop line: Deskpro EX. On one hand, the move is recognition of ...

Compaq has announced the launch of the Deskpro EX, the PC it hopes will provide the perfect balance of power and features at a cost-effective price.