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Apollo 7
SQUALE

The Squale was a strange computer which was sold in very small quantities. The BASIC was supplied in a cartridge. Only 28 KB were free for the user (4 KB for the monitor, 28 KB for BASIC and FLEX and 32 KB for the video memory). One of its interesting characteristics was its built-in modem (Thomson EFB 7510, 1200 baud, full duplex or 1200/75 baud, half duplex). The designers of this computer apparently encountered lots of problems with the development of the Squale, which explains why it sold in such limited quantities.



NAME  SQUALE
MANUFACTURER  Apollo 7
TYPE  Home Computer
ORIGIN  France
YEAR  September 1984
END OF PRODUCTION  Never produced on a large scale
BUILT IN LANGUAGE  S Basic in ROM cartridge
KEYBOARD  AZERTY
55 keys, Mechanical keyboard
ESC, CTRL, DEL, Return, 2 SHIFT, LOCK, Reset
4 arrow keys
CPU  Motorola 6809
SPEED  1 MHz
RAM  92 kb, up to 256kb with extension
VRAM  32 kb
ROM  4 kb
TEXT MODES  40 x 25
GRAPHIC MODES  256 x 256
COLORS  16
SOUND  3 voices, 5 octaves
SIZE / WEIGHT  500 x 195 x 10 mm
I/O PORTS  2 joystick ports, Tape-recorder din plug, Modem, Centronics port, Light pen din plug, SS30 bus extension port, Cartridge port, Scart video output, Analog 2 Digital converter (optional)
BUILT IN MEDIA  Rom Pack reader
OS  Flex 09
POWER SUPPLY  Built-in Power supply unit
PRICE  532 with colour monitor (France, May 85)
475 with monochrome monitor (France, May 85)





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