Scandis
Scandis was the
Norwegian name of the
Swedish Compis educational microcomputer made in the 1980s, based on an
Intel 80186 CPU and running the
CP/M-86 operating system. The computer was mostly marketed towards, and sold to, Swedish and Norwegian
gymnasium-level schools.
Notable applications being run on the Scandis in an educational environment was:
Some schools had simple local area networks of Scandis computers, where 10–20 machines shared one
harddisk of typically 10
MB capacity.