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Released 1982 Brand Sharp Type Sharp 700+ Series Name Sharp MZ 3500 CPU Class Z80 CPU 2x Zilog Z80B @6MHz Memory RAM: 128kB
RAM max: 256kB Sound Chip none Sound none Display Chip none Display 600x200 mono Best Color none Best Graphics 600x200 mono Sprites none System OS Monitor System Storage Two built in 3.5" disk drives, Built in tape-drive
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