| Type: | 16-bit home computer |
| CPU: | Intel 8088 @ 4.77 MHz |
| Operating system: | MSX2, MS-DOS 2.11, CP/M |
| Memory: | ROM: 16 KB
RAM: 256 KB (Expandable to 640 KB) |
| Sound: | 3 channels, 8 octaves, white noise |
| Graphics: |
Yamaha V9938 with 16 KB VRAM (CGA) and 128 KB VRAM (MSX2 hi-resolution)
MSX2: 256*212 pixels (256 colors) or 512*212 pixels (16 colors)
CGA: 40*24 or 80*24 rows (Text) or 640*200 pixels (2 colors)
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| Storage: |
One or two 360 KB 5.25" disk drives
or one disk drive and a 20 MB HD
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| Input: | External keyboard. Serial mouse |
| Connectivity: |
Printer port (Centronics)
RS-232C
TV output
Sound output
Two joystick ports
One ISA slot
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| Power supply: | Mains (Internal transformer with 16 VAC, 0.5 A and 16 VAC, 2.5 A outputs) |
| Current drain / power consumption: | |
| Dimensions (W*H*D): | ? mm (?") |
| Weight: | ? Kg (? lb) |
| Manufactured: | Hong Kong (By Bondwell), 1986-1987 (Discontinued) |
| Other: | A strange hybrid between MSX2 and IBM-PC compatible |
| Related documents: |
Schematic diagrams (1.2 MB)
Sound generator: AY-3-8912
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| Modifications and fixes: | |
| Notable "ham" software: | Any MS-DOS compatible software of this era |
| Reviews: | |
| Options / Accessories: |
SVI-109P
SVI-110P
SVI-811
SVI-812
SVI-813
SVI-814
SVI-815
SVI-816
SVI-817
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Quickshot IX joyball
Quickshot X joystick
MSX(1) game adapter ISA-card with Z80A CPU plus external module
Multifunction card (RTC, RS-232C and 384 KB extra RAM)
Cooling fan
RF adapter
Monitor cable. D-SUB 15 to 21-pin peritel
Monitor cable. D-SUB 15 to 8-pin RGB
Bridge cable. D-SUB 15 to D-SUB 9 digital RGBI monitor
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