--- title: Sages V1 categories: - Computers types: - Home Computer origins: - Romania years: - '1990' cpus: - Z80 A params: name: V1 image: /media/museum/photos/sages_v1_system_s1.jpg company: /companies/sages company_name: Sages specs: - label: NAME value: V1 - label: MANUFACTURER value: Sages - label: TYPE value: Home Computer - label: ORIGIN value: Romania - label: YEAR value: '1990' - label: BUILT IN LANGUAGE value: Sinclair Basic - label: KEYBOARD value: QWERTY 40 keys - label: CPU value: Z80 A - label: SPEED value: 3.5 MHz - label: RAM value: 48 KB - label: ROM value: 16 KB - label: TEXT MODES value: 32 chars. x 24 lines - label: GRAPHIC MODES value: 256 x 192 dots - label: COLORS value: 8 shades of grey - label: SOUND value: 1 voice / 10 octaves (Beeper) - label: SIZE / WEIGHT value: Unknown - label: I/O PORTS value: TV output, Tape in/out, Power (220VAC), Audio out, 2xDB9 joystick, Expansion port - label: POWER SUPPLY value: Built-in PSU - label: PRICE value: $800 tabs: - photos - software forum_thread: 1067 photos: - title: LARGER VIEW subtitle: '' text: '' image: /media/museum/photos/sages_v1_system_s2.jpg - title: BACK SIDE subtitle: '' text: |- On the back side, one finds:\ • AC power plug\ • Expansion flat connector (Spectrum compatible)\ • Tape recorder DIN socket\ • TV aerial jack image: /media/museum/photos/sages_v1_rear_s2.jpg - title: INSIDE subtitle: '' text: The Sages doesn't use an ULA chip but standard TTL chips instead. image: /media/museum/photos/sages_v1_inside_s1.jpg - title: TOP COVER subtitle: '' text: The top cover supports the keyboard, power supply unit and loudspeaker. image: /media/museum/photos/sages_v1_top%20cover_s1.jpg screenshots: - title: SAGES ROM IMAGE subtitle: '' text: Want to write your own SAGES emulator? Here is the SAGES ROM image. image: /media/museum/software/sages_v1_romimage_s1.jpg oc_id: 1097 source: url: https://web.archive.org/web/20220927234831/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=1097 date: '2022-09-27' --- Very little information about this Sages Spectrum clone, the smallest ever seen in Romania. As you can see, the audio out and joystick connectors were placed on the front of the case and other connectors on the back. The keyboard seems to be the same as the [Ice Felix HC-85](/museum/ice-felix-hc-85/) Thanks to **Valentin Hristenco** for information and pictures.
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