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The Tandy MC
10 (MC means Micro Color) was designed as an "initiation" computer. It
is basically a cut down version of the Tandy "Coco" computers, but it
didn't have a great success.
It is fully compatible with the first version of the Matra Alice (a
French computer). Actually both are the same computer (except for the
case color, the Alice is red and the Tandy is white).
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Operating System |
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BASIC |
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Processor |
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0.89 MHz Motorola 6803 (6800 compatible) |
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Sound |
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Beeper, 1 channel |
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RAM |
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4 kb (up to 20 kb), 3142 bytes left for user |
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Resolution |
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With Basic : 64 x 32, 8 colors With machine-code : up to 128 x 192,
2 colors With machine-code and 16k expansion RAM : 256 x 192, 2 colors |
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Color |
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9 |
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IO Ports |
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RGB video out (DIN8) , Expansion port, Tape (DIN6), Serial (DIN5), power IN |
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Media |
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Tape |
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Release Date |
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1983 |
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Language |
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Microcolor Basic 1.0 (Microsoft) |
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| Emulator |
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The Virtual MC-10 version 0.69c. The high number indicates that it's fun, useful,
and as good an MC-10 emulator as you'll find anywhere! Okay, so it's lacking in
debugging features, and it doesn't ROM-patch for faster loading. Oh well! It does
have great support and color.
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