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CZERWENY  Czerweny
CZ-2000

Very little info about this computer which came from Czerweny Electrónica in Argentina. The company also supplied parts (transformers, fans...) to numerous computer factories in the world.

The CZ-2000 was a pure Sinclair Spectrum compatible system. The motherboard (Issue 4) was imported from Sinclair branch in Portugal. In Argentina Czerweny models competed with Brazilians TK 83, 85, 90x and genuine Sinclair machines, but CZ sold more machines than them.

The color output was compatible with the local video standard (PAL-N), feature that the genuine Sinclair (PAL-B) and the Brazilians TK did not have. That was an advantage over these.
Eventhough in those times many people could not afford an extra color TV for the computer the difference was still important because a PAL-N signal produces a sharper/clearer image on a B/W TV than a NTSC or PAL B signal.

The computer got the legacy of an enomus ammount of available sofware for Spectrum in the country that was boosted before by the also popular TIMEX 2068

Thanks to Dimitri Kokken for the picture.

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My first computer!
It came with a very complete manual.
I still have it... and it works fine!

          
Sunday 15th August 2010
Néstor (Argentina)

Year of czerweny cz2000 was 1985 i bougth it in 1985. It was my first computer!!

          
Tuesday 10th November 2009
Jose Maria (Earth)

 

NAME  CZ-2000
MANUFACTURER  Czerweny
TYPE  Home Computer
ORIGIN  Argentina
YEAR  1985
BUILT IN LANGUAGE  Sinclair Basic
KEYBOARD  QWERTY 40 key rubber keyboard, Sinclair Spectrum template
CPU  Zilog Z80 A
SPEED  3.48 MHz
RAM  48 KB
ROM  16k (Sinclair BASIC & OS)
TEXT MODES  32 x 24
GRAPHIC MODES  256 x 192
COLOrsc  8 with two tones each (normal and bright)
SOUND  1 voice / 10 octaves (Beeper)
SIZE / WEIGHT  23 x 14,4 x 3 cm / 550g
I/O PORTS  Expansion port, tape-recorder, RF video out
POWER SUPPLY  External power supply unit
PERIPHERALS  All of the Sinclair Spectrum and third sources peripherals
PRICE  US$310 (May 1985)


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