ScuzzBlog: Diaries June 2018 Entry 6th June 2018: Post: 1: Philips G7000 Philips G7000 - Videopac Computer with a pointless keyboard All the way back to 1979 for this machine. For me it also meant difficult climb to the top shelf of the store room. Big box this. I am filling in some of the spaces with more current larger pictures for the website. There are a good number of large boxes littering the spaces at the moment. May take a week or so to clear. The Philips G7000 Videopac Computer from 1979 Has no built in language though has a keyboard Video gaming is via the two eight directional joysticks The CPU is an Intel 8048 running at 1.79 MHz RAM is 64 bytes (8048 internal) plus 128 Bytes ROM is 1 KB for the system BIOS QWERTY-layout membrane keyboard There was a cartridge released to write BASIC but without any way of saving data it all was a little pointless on this machine There were evidently more than 60 cartridges though I see 26 listed. The TV connector is hard wired to the computer. There is no cover to the cartridge bay on my unit. Philips G7000

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