Thomson computers

First generation

• Thomson MO5: released in 1984 in order to honor the "Plan Informatique pour Tous". Supplied with 48K RAM and first released with a rubber keyboard. Later it featured a mechanical keyboard. It was edited in a limited edition with a white casing, named "MO5 Michel Platini".
• Thomson MO5E: had a different casing and was aimed at export, featuring a mechanical keyboard, a parallel port, two joystick ports, an internal PAL modulator and an integrated power supply.
• Thomson TO7: produced from 1982 to 1984. Supplied with 24K RAM and upgradable into 48K. 8 color display.
• Thomson TO7/70: 1984 version with more RAM and 16 color display.

  Second generation

• Thomson TO9 : released in late 1985. Separate keyboard and central unit, 128K RAM and a 3½-inch floppy disk drive.
• Thomson MO5NR: released in 1985-1986. This is a MO6 in a MO5E casing, with an integrated network interface, the nanoréseau, which was used in French schools.
• Thomson MO6 : Released in 1986. 128K RAM and built in tape recorder.
• Thomson TO8 : released in late 1986. 256K RAM, 80K ROM with Microsoft Basic 512, extra video modes.
• Thomson TO9+ : released in late 1986, Separate keyboard and central unit, 512K RAM with a built in modem and a 3½-inch floppy disk drive.
• Thomson TO8D : released in late 1987, it was a TO8 with a 3½-inch floppy disk drive.
• Olivetti Prodest PC128 : Same as Thomson MO6, were sold in Italy as Olivetti Prodest PC128.

  PC compatible

• Thomson TO16 : released in September 1987. 8088 based IBM compatible PC.