Soviet Era Computers 
Sintez 2
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Signal Sintez 2

The Sintez 2 was produced in 1991 by the Signal company in Moldova. The computer was a ZX Spectrum clone, which were very popular in the Soviet Union prior to it's collapse, due to the fact that the architecture was not complicated and easy to clone.

The Sintez 2 does not have a ULA chip, but instead uses circuitry entirely built from TTL logic chips. There is no TV output, only an RGB connector. The computer was produced at a time when the Soviet Union collapsed, and the demand for Spectrum Clones had fallen. Most of the Sintez 2 computers that were produced were eventually recycled without ever being sold to the public.

Technical Details
Released 1991
Country Various Countries
Brand Signal
Type Soviet Era Computers
Name Sintez 2
Clone Of
CPU Class Z80
CPU Zilog Z80A @3.5MHz
Memory RAM: 48kB
ROM: 16kB
Sound Chip none
Sound 1-bit sound
Display Chip none
Display 32x24 Text, 256x192 16 color graphics
Best Text 32x24
Best Color 16 colors
Graphics 256x192 in 16 colors
Sprites none
System OS Sinclair BASIC