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Canon
X-07

The Canon X07 was very popular. The RAM could be extended thanks to small cards (which looked like credit cards), although these cards were very expensive. ROM cards were also available for professional applications.

The Canon X07 had a video interface and uses a cathodic screen. Thanks to this interface, the X07 could use a new text mode, 40 x 24, and a new graphic mode, 256 x 192, with 6 colours. It is unknown if the two displays could be used simultaneously.

An infrared interface was also available to allow the connection of peripherals without the use of cables.

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Contributors: John J. Diamond (editor)



NAME  X-07
MANUFACTURER  Canon
TYPE  Portable
ORIGIN  Japan
YEAR  1983
BUILT IN LANGUAGE  Microsoft Basic
KEYBOARD  QWERTY / AZERTY, 60 chicklet keys, 5 function keys, arrow keys and a sort of numeric keypad (mapped on the letters)
CPU  National Semiconductor NSC 800 (CMOS technology, Z80 compatible)
RAM  8 KB (6748 bytes free for Basic)
ROM  20 KB
TEXT MODES  4 x 20
GRAPHIC MODES  120 x 32
COLORS  monochrome LCD display
SOUND  Yes, beeper
SIZE / WEIGHT  20 x 13 x 2,6 cm / 480 gr
I/O PORTS  Parallel port, Expansion port,Tape recorder, Serial port, Cart slots, card slot
BUILT IN MEDIA  RAM-cards
POWER SUPPLY  External PSU (4.5v - 450 mA) or 4 battery cells
PRICE  610 (France, september 83)
457 (France, november 83)
335 (France, march 84)





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