Type: | 8-bit home computer |
CPU: | Zilog Z80A @ 3.58 MHz |
Operating system: | MSX-Basic 1.0 by Microsoft MSX-DOS and CP/M options |
Memory: | ROM: 32 KB (Expandable to 96 KB) RAM: 64 KB (Expandable to 144 KB) |
Sound: | 3 channels, 8 octaves (AY-3-8910 chip) |
Graphics: |
Texas Instruments TMS9929A with 16 KB VRAM (PAL/SECAM)
Texas Instruments TMS9918A with 16 KB VRAM (NTSC)
Text: Mode 0: 40*24 characters
Mode 1: 32*24 characters
Graphics:
Mode 2: 256*192 pixels, 16 colors
Mode 3: 64*48 pixels, 16 colors 32 sprites
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Storage: | Tape recorder (2400 bd) Optional 5.25" floppy |
Input: | Integrated keyboard |
Connectivity: |
Two joystick ports Cassette recorder I/O
Centronics parallel port Cartridge slot
RF and composit video out
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Power supply: | 9 and 16 VAC from external PSU |
Current drain / power consumption: | |
Dimensions (W*H*D): | 405*77*215 mm (15.94*3.03*8.46") |
Weight: | ? Kg (? lb) |
Manufactured: | Hong Kong (By Bondwell). Designed in the USA, 1984-198x (Discontinued) |
Other: | |
Related documents: |
User manual (4.4 MB)
Service manual (8 MB)
Sound generator: AY-3-8910
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Modifications and fixes: | |
Notable "ham" software: | |
Reviews: | |
Options / Accessories: |
SVI-101
SVI-102
SVI-106
SVI-107
SVI-206
SVI-207
SVI-208
SVI-209
SVI-707
SVI-727
SVI-737
SVI-747
SVI-757
SVI-767
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Quickshot I, MSX joystick
Quickshot II, MSX joystick
Quickshot V, MSX joystick
Quickshot VII, MSX joycard
Monitor cable, RCA/Phono
Printer cable for MSX computers
Cassette cable for MSX computers
RS-232C cable
5.25" MSX disk drive. DSDD, 320 KB
80 column cartridge
MSX auto-answer modem with RS-232C interface
64 KB RAM cartridge
RS-232C interface cartridge
MSX data cassette recorder
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