Enterprize 128

Can anyone tell me anything about the subject? This is the one that was advertised for a long time in the magazine “Technology for Youth.”
Perhaps there is an emulsion of it in nature? and at one time it was a pity to pay $130 for this
it was a pity, but I wanted to see what he looked like.

Maxim [TEAM GOBBLERZ]

Fri 22:28 26 Sep 1997 Maxim Korotkov writes to All:

MK> Can anyone tell me anything about the subject? This is the one that was advertised for a long time in the magazine
MK> “Technology of Youth”.

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Area : ZX.SPECTRUM
Date : Sat Jun 07, 20:16
From : Michael Markowsky 2:5020/378
Subj : Enterprise
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Here what data I have:

Enterprise 64/128 Specifications

Announced : September 1983
Released : May 1985
Country : Great Britain
CPU : Zilog Z80
Coprocessors : NICK (video), DAVE (sound)
Speed : 4 MHz
ROM : 32 Kb
RAM : 64k or 128k RAM supported page switching to allow 4M of RAM
Text Mode : 40x24 / 80x32-28 / 84x64 (interlaced)
Graphic Mode : 8 graphic modes,
high : 672x512 2 colors interlaced
or 672x256 2 col non-interlaced
most used : 256x160 16 colors
low : 180x80 256 colors
Sound : 3 channels, white noise generator
I/O Ports : RGB, Expansion port, Tape (2), Joystick (2),
Cardridge, RS232c, parallel centronics, Stereo
Storage Devices : none
PAL/TV modulator

Features of Nick video coprocessorare:

Mixed mode displays
User definable characters from fonts of 64, 128 or 256
8-bit colour output (256 colours)
2,3,16 and 256 colours per line chose from 256
Maximum resolution (using interlace) 672 * 512
Cell based graphics, bitmap and characters
Characters any height from 1 to 256 scanlines
Choice of 256 border colours
User defined screen width and hight
External colour input (unlimited sprites or TV camera)
Efficient use of RAM (can work with 4 colour-pairs in 84 column text mode
Special use of bits to increase colour options
Pointer based memory mapping, for flexibility and speed

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Есть еще к Enterprise дисковый интеpфейс и дисковая ОС EX-DOS, но их
хаpактеpистик я не знаю.

Best wishes! Michael KLUG
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MK> Can anyone tell me anything about the subject? this is the one that was advertised for a long time in the magazine “Technique
MK> for Youth”.

In which issue? I'll look in the library.

MK> Maybe there is an emulsion of it in nature? otherwise at one time it was $130

8) You weren’t mistaken?

MK> it was a pity to pay for this, but I wanted to see what it looked like
MK>.

So I threw it into the echo a week ago, and completely free of charge :)

PS: I won’t re-throw it.

With God's blessing, Novikov Sergei AKA Spirit/STEP

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27 Sep 97 12:25, Michael Markowsky wrote to Maxim Korotkov:
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MM> Coprocessors: NICK (video), DAVE (sound)
Besides names, they don’t have any other markings?

Oleg

... There is no bottom. They just don't let you go deeper.

With God's blessing, Novikov Sergei AKA Spirit/STEP

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MK> Maybe there is an emulsion of it in nature? and then at one time it was a pity to pay $130 for this
MK> it was a pity to pay, but I wanted to see what it looked like.

I saw the subzh, I even used it a little: one of my friends fell for the advertisement.
In general, a Spectrum with color graphics (well, like ATM, Scorpio) + cartridges +
Loading from a cassette + Specky emulator + a couple converted games with ZX.
I think his CPU was Z80.
In the office where he was sold (the newspaper editorial office, or what?) there was practically
nothing, so he died.
Spectrum is much cooler!!!!

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\XX/ Alexander Maksimov

OB> Besides names, do they have any other markings?

I don’t have any more information.

Best wishes! Michael KLUG