Sinclair-URSS

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The HC series of computer were built at a company called Ice Felix founded in 1970, located in Bukarest (Bucuresti). The Company still exists and even has a (web page with some valuable information (HC85=1985/HC2000=1993). As far as I know all HC machines were Sinclair Spectrum clones, built arround the Zilog Z-80 processor. I am not sure if it was a original Z-80 or a east-european clone. HC85 Introduced in 1985 the HC85 was the first machine of the HC line. It has to load its basic interpreter from tape - there was no floppy disk available. The keyboard is said to be quite bad. From [Old-Computers.com] I learned that there were two versions of the HC-85 - the older one in the classic-syle an a modern-version that looks like the HC-90. The classic-version seems to be the rarer one. According to Stefan Marinescu it had the BASIC interpreter in the ROM, so it did not load anything like that from casette - perhaps this is different for the old and the new version? We have to find out .... HC88 According to Bogdan Bordea there also was a HC-88 (same case as the HC-85) with CP/M support. HC90 Unlike the HC85 the HC90 has a built in Basic-Interpreter. HC91 Built arroud 1991 the HC91 was just a facelife for the HC90. From [Old-Computers.com] I learned that there were two versions of the HC-91 - one with a 40-key version with a HC-90 flat-keyboard an a newer 50-key version with a better (more typwriter like) keyboard. The circuit diagramm is also different. HC2000 In 1993 the HC 2000 was launched - the last and the best of the HC machines. It came with a built in disk-drive (double density, 720kB) - there was also a version of the HC2000 with a built in tape recorder. The floppy-disk version of the HC2000 was able to load a CP/M operating system (you had to type PRINT USR 14446 command at the BASIC prompt).

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Year: 1988	CPU: MMN-80
RAM/ROM: 64kB or 256kB / 16kB	Clone: Spectrum Clone
Colors: 8	Resolution: 256 x 192

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Year: 1988	CPU: MMN-80
RAM/ROM: 64kB or 256kB / 16kB	Clone: Spectrum Clone
Colors: 8	Resolution: 256 x 192

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Year: 1988	CPU: MMN-80
RAM/ROM: 64kB or 256kB / 16kB	Clone: Spectrum Clone
Colors: 8	Resolution: 256 x 192

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Year: 1988	CPU: MMN-80
RAM/ROM: 64kB or 256kB / 16kB	Clone: Spectrum Clone
Colors: 8	Resolution: 256 x 192

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Year: 1988	CPU: Z-80 or clone
RAM/ROM: 64kB / 32+2kB	Clone: Spectrum
Colors: 16	Resolution: 256x192

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Blic

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Year: 1990	CPU: MME 880D Zilog Z80 Russian clone
RAM/ROM: 16 or 48kB / ?kB	Clone: Spectrum
Colors: 8	Resolution: 256 x 192

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El juego de la TV ALF (aka Elf) - consola de videojuegos basado en casa en el ZX Spectrum 48K. Construido sobre BMC T34VG1. Dos raras chips de RAM EKR565RU11 que están organizando 65536 × 4), 27.256 ROM (KR573RF8) o 27c010 (128 KB) con juegos incorporados. Dos conectores para joysticks, la salida RGB, modulador RF. Brest CSC ha desarrollado Occidente y fue producido por Tsvetotron (Brest). No se sabe donde se vende consolas y juegos para ello.

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Эльф

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El juego de la TV ALF (aka Elf) - consola de videojuegos basado en casa en el ZX Spectrum 48K. Construido sobre BMC T34VG1. Dos raras chips de RAM EKR565RU11 que están organizando 65536 × 4), 27.256 ROM (KR573RF8) o 27c010 (128 KB) con juegos incorporados. Dos conectores para joysticks, la salida RGB, modulador RF. Brest CSC ha desarrollado Occidente y fue producido por Tsvetotron (Brest). No se sabe donde se vende consolas y juegos para ello.

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Эльф

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Year: 1991	CPU: UA800
RAM/ROM: 48kB / 16kB	Clone: Spectrum
Colors: 8	Resolution: ?

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Балтик

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Бейсик

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Байт

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дельта

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Дельта

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Дельта

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Дик

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Дубна-48К

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Дуэт

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Early version

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Хоббит (компьютер)

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Console version of InterCompex Hobbit The Hobbit console is to the Hobbit what the C64GS was to the C64: basically the same computer but without a keyboard and lacking most of the peripherals. The Hobbit console had a tape connector (but no module slot), and two joystick ports. It was produced in 1989-1990 and was sold at a price of ~1000 rubles in 1990 in the Soviet Union (but apparently not in the West). An external keyboard (sold separately) could be connected. As there was normally no keyboard, but the computer is still basically a Spectrum, the ROM was modified so it issued a LOAD “” automatically after startup.

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Хоббит (компьютер)

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Last version

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Хоббит (компьютер)

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Икар-64