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Amstrad GX4000

Amstrad · 1990

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Specs

Released: 1990-09
Type: home console

Description

The Amstrad GX4000 is a console built on a Z80A CPU, released in Europe only in September 1990 at GBP 99.99 in Britain. It sold poorly and was quietly discontinued in 1991.

Source: Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0

Details from sources

Zilog Z80A @ 4 MHz + custom ASIC (hardware sprites, smooth scrolling, programmable interrupts, DMA sound). 3 video modes (160x200/16 colours, 320x200/4 colours, 640x200/2 colours), 12-bit RGB (4,096-colour palette, up to 32 on screen: 16 background + 15 sprite + 1 border). Up to 16 sprites/line, 16x16 px, 2x/4x scaling. 64 KB RAM (16 KB video), cartridges up to 512 KB. AY-3-8912 3-channel stereo sound with DMA. 2 digital controller ports, 1 IBM-standard analogue port (little software support), RJ11 light-gun port, RGB/composite AV via 8-pin DIN. Bundled with Burnin' Rubber, a PSU and two gamepads.

At a glance

Amstrad GX4000: when was it released?: 1990

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