The PC-9800 series is a line of personal computers developed by NEC in Japan during the 1980s and 1990s. Known for its advanced graphics and sound capabilities, it became popular in the Japanese market, especially for gaming and business applications. The series featured a unique architecture that supported a wide range of software, making it a versatile choice for users. The PC-9800 series utilized a MS-DOS compatible operating system, which allowed it to run various applications. Its design included a distinctive keyboard and monitor setup, contributing to its iconic status in Japanese computing history. The series was eventually succeeded by more modern systems, but it remains a nostalgic symbol for many enthusiasts.