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Luxor Sportsman 2001

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57105-N from National Semiconductor

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Sportsman 2001

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Luxor

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NAME	Sportsman 2001

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MANUFACTURER	Luxor

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ORIGIN	Europe

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YEAR	Unknown

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BUILT IN LANGUAGE	Hockey, Squash, Tennis

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KEYBOARD	2 detachable paddles with Reset button

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CPU	57105-N from National Semiconductor

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SPEED	Game selection

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CO-PROCESSOR	1 or 2 players, Power on/off

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RAM	On screen

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COLORS	Yes

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SOUND	Through TV speaker

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I/O PORTS	RF TV video output

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OS	12 x 1.5v

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POWER SUPPLY	18v DC

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PERIPHERALS	No

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Polacko (Sweden)	Thursday 17th February 2011	I got one Luxor Sportsman 2001 at home. Its hard to find info about it. Whats its valued? Was it popular?

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mort (Lund, Sweden)	Friday 7th May 2004	Perhaps it would render a slightly higher price in Sweden beeing a "Luxor"?? Not into collecting these things myself, so I wouldn't know though...

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Olivier (France)	Tuesday 28th January 2003	Not much... I'm afraid... :-(

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Per (Sweden)	Tuesday 28th January 2003	Yes i have these machine, im just wondering what the price is for a working game is stabil condition and without box and batterie cover?

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https://web.archive.org/web/20230613001247/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=689	2023-06-13

This system is very similar to the Sportron systems but it's got a different internal chip: A National Seminconductor chip which allows the games to be selected by pressing one button. So it's very efficient. Just one button and 2 switches.

It's a color system. The case was designed to incorporate a speaker but the chip allows the sound to come out of the TV speaker so there is no internal speaker inside the system.

Pads are fixed by scratch pieces.

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