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title, categories, types, origins, years, cpus, params

title	categories	types	origins	years	cpus	params
TALENT/TELEMATICA TPC-310	Computers	Home Computer	Argentina	1988	Z80-A	name image company company_name specs tabs forum_thread photos oc_id source TPC-310 /media/museum/photos/talent_tpc310_system_1.jpg /companies/talent-telematica TALENT/TELEMATICA label value NAME TPC-310 label value MANUFACTURER Talent/Telematica label value TYPE Home Computer label value ORIGIN Argentina label value YEAR 1988 label value BUILT IN LANGUAGE MSX BASIC V.2.0 label value KEYBOARD Standard MSX spanish keyboard (with Ñ) label value CPU Z80-A label value SPEED 3.58 Mhz label value RAM 128 KB label value VRAM 128 KB label value ROM 48 KB label value TEXT MODES 40 x 24 / 32 x 24 label value GRAPHIC MODES 64 x 48 / 256 x 192 / 256 x 212 / 512x 212\ Interlace mode: 256 x 424, 512 x 424 label value COLORS 512 label value SOUND 3 voices, 8 octaves (MSX2 standard) label value I/O PORTS 2 x Joysticks, 1 x ROM cartridge, tape recorder, RGB, RF(NTSC & PAL with switch), centronics, expansion port, color bus port (maybe) label value BUILT IN MEDIA None label value OS MSX-2 label value POWER SUPPLY Built-in power supply unit label value PRICE Unknown photos 683 title subtitle text image SYSTEM /media/museum/photos/talent_tpc310_system_2.jpg title subtitle text image KEYBOARD CLOSE-UP /media/museum/photos/talent_tpc310_keybcloseup_1.jpg title subtitle text image UNCOVERED SYSTEM /media/museum/photos/talent_tpc310_inside_2.jpg title subtitle text image PROCESSOR & ROM'S CLOSE-UP Three 16 KB ROM circuits hold MSX-DOS, MSX-BASIC V.2 and 'Toolbox' software. /media/museum/photos/talent_tpc310_inside_1.jpg 699 url date https://web.archive.org/web/20230331122002/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=699 2023-03-31

Talent/Telematica was an electronic company of Argentina that manufactured three MSX models:

- DPC-200 - MSX1
- DPC-300 - MSX2 with numeric keypad
- TPC-310 - MSX2

All Talent models was based on Daewoo/Yeno MSX models. The DPC-200 and the TPC-310 used the same case, the DPC300 looked like the daewoo CPC300/IQ2000 (black case).

The TPC-310 featured a "toolbox" in ROM (user could access it pressing CTRL-Shift keys) including a calculator, a calendar, a "control panel" and a puzzle game (the same game as the first macs where numbers from 1 to 15 had to be ordered). The case held the motherboard and the PSU. the Motherboard had a housing for a 9V battery, probably for the real time clock.