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content/museum/prologica-cp-200.md

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       **(8)** Buzzer\
       **(9)** Zilog Z80A processor.
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-  comments:
-  - author: Daniel Vianna (Australia)
-    date: Monday 16th April 2018
-    text: I learned some BASIC on one of these. I was about 10 years old, and lost interest mainly because one had to load programs through a cassette tape. I would spend 20 min or more hoping the tape wasn''t damaged and the cassette player had a clean head. If everything went fine I would be able to run a program. If not, it would fail silently. Another option was of course writing programs from scratch before using, but... that was painful.
-  - author: Paolo F. Pugno (Brazil)
-    date: Tuesday 21st November 2006
-    text: I had one and experimented a lot with it. Its side connector does not follow the Sinclair pinout, so you cannot plug standard Sinclair peripherals to it. I had to build a re-layout board just to attach a ZX Printer to it, and it workerd flawlessly. I don't know if the CP-200S also has this characteristic...
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