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Saturday 11th April 2020
Diogo patrão (Brasil)

It also featured an extra BASIC command, UDG. UDG 1 changed to the character set with portuguese and spanish characters (such as ã, ç) , and UDG 2 called a character editor!


Tuesday 10th June 2008
Marcelo Santos (Sao Paulo / Brazil)

Hey, is there any other version of the board? I had one of these, and I changed the ROM version and it was running a genuine ZX Spectrum ROM. But funny I don't remember where the hell is the slot... Looking at the pictures, seems to me that in the place that is the I/O chip, it used to be the ROM eprom. Can anybody help me?





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