EACA Video Genie EG-3003

Historia

Dick Smith Electronics in Australia brought out a re-badged version of the Video Genie called the System 80. These were identical except of course they carried the Dick Smith Logo. I presume that that came from the same Eaca factory in Hong Kong. They also sold a business version with the keyboard, two floppy disk drives and expansion box with a clunky little printer.

Características

Lenguajes  	Microsoft Basic Level II
Teclado  	Full stroke Teclado, 54 Teclas, QWERTY
CPU  	Zilog Z80A
Velocidad  	1,77 MHz
RAM  	16 KB (up to 48 KB)
ROM  	12 KB (Microsoft Basic Level II)
Modos de Texto  	16 x 32 / 16 x 64
Modo gráfico  	128 x 48
Coloresc  	Monochrome
Sonido  	None
Puertos de entrada/salida  	50-pin expansion Bus, video output (DIN), tape-interface (DIN)
Almacenamiento interno  	Built-in tape-recorder
OS  	TRS-DOS, NEWDOS 80 (with disk-drives)
Fuente de alimentación  	Built-in Fuente de alimentación
Perifericos  	Printers, Memoria expansion, Sonido generator, Disk drives
Precio  	3950 FF (France, January 1981)
Lenguajes  	Microsoft BASIC
CPU  	Zilog Z80
Velocidad  	2.2 MHz
RAM  	16 KB, 32 KB with Memoria expansion
ROM  	16 KB
Modos de Texto  	40 columns x 25 lines
Modo gráfico  	160 x 102 dots
Coloresc  	8 (text mode), 4 (graphic mode)
Sonido  	3 channels (AY-8910)
Tamaño/Peso  	43.5 (W) x 28 (D) x 8 (H) cm /
Puertos de entrada/salida  	RS232, Joystick (2), Light Pen, RGB, Audio
Fuente de alimentación  	Built-in Fuente de alimentación unit
Perifericos  	Light-pen, parallel printer, floppy disc drives
Precio  	1100  in 1982, about 350  in 1985

Clones: EACA Video Genie EG-3003 (EACA-VideoColorGenie), Dick Smith System 80 (DickSmith)