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Line 117: The XT 286 uses a 157-watt power supply, which can internally switch between 115 or 230 V AC operation.<ref name="sim81" /> {{anchor\|End of life}}Both the original XT and the XT/286 was discontinued in late 1987 after the ~~spring~~launch of ~~1987 when~~ the [[IBM PS/2\|IBM Personal System/2]] (PS/2) line ~~was announced~~. The 8086-powered [[IBM PS/2 Model 30]] served as the direct replacement for the XT in that PS/2 line. Unlike higher-end entries in the PS/2 line, which feature the [[Micro Channel architecture\|Micro Channel]] expansion bus, the Model 30 contains 8-bit ISA bus slots, exactly like the XT. ===Comparison table===

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