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- title: TOMY TUTOR MK II
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- title: Tomy Homepage
url: http://www.tomy.com/
text: Official Tomy site...nothing about the Tutor (?)
comments:
- author: Ksarul
date: Sunday 1st February 2015
text: 'I have a pair of Pyuuta Mk IIs. As noted, the keyboard is not the same as the US Tutor''''s. That is not the only difference, however. The Tutor has two ROMs: one for the OS (including GBASIC) and one for BASIC. Only the first ROM is present in the Mk II. There is a cartridge (BASIC1) that adds this ROM to the Mk II so that it ends up being just like a US Tutor, but it doesn''''t come that way out of the box. There is also a printer interface for it that plugs into the expansion port at the back (this can connect to standard Centronics-style parallel printers using the included cable).'
- author: Mark (USA)
date: Friday 18th July 2014
text: |-
There''''s an interesting site about TMS99xx stuff :
http://www.avjd51.dsl.pipex.com/
Has quite a lot of stuff on the TI TMS9900/TMS9995 hardware including a breadboard self-build computer based on the TMS9995
Well worth a look !
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- /museum/tomy-tutor-pyuuta
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