Where are the _NEW_ games?

· 05 May 97 · 16:47 · Serge Zhavoronkoff ■■■ Dmitry Grigoryev:

SZ> 128 +3 were also produced - in the same Spectrum 128 case with some
SZ> extensions (who would _exactly_ tell which ones? ?)
Who ;-) Who has it ;-) Features (visual):

TV (36 UHF), composite PAL, RGB as in +2. expansion i/o standard (40).
Outputs for AUX and RS232/MIDI via AY (non-standard, but described contacts). plus
a printer port appeared, and an output to drive b: Two more sinclair joysticks.

SZ> and a 3-inch floppy drive. They say that it is 3, and not 3.5,
SZ>, therefore it is non-standard. I don’t know what kind of DOS was there.
DOS can be found out after switching on. You can't find disks like this right now. And
the best part is that the computer was bought in Finland(!) on a wreck (!!) and there is no power supply for it ;(( And its power supply (due to the disk drive) is 9 and 12 V and the chip there costs
8 holes ;( Here the rulez was at +2 standard at 9 V. Where is the ground, where is 12, where
9 right now I'm racking my brains %-( Yes, and it seems like he has glitches because of his old age.
Made in his own country (English), the z80 is Toshib's.

// Sergey "Niko" Didyk AKA [TEAM 906.local -> 906.global] ///
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