CGL Sord M5
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The Sord M5 was a Japanese home computer launched in 1982. In the UK it was distributed by CGL (Computer Games Limited) and rebranded as the CGL M5. The CGL version was blue and grey, whereas the original Sord version was dark grey, with bright orange in side. This entry refers to the UK version.
It had keys similar to the Sinclair Spectrum, but with the bottom right corner chopped off.
The processor was a Zilog Z80 , runninng at 3.58 MHz
Video Hardware consisted of 24x40 text (8x6 characters), 224 user defined characters, 256x192 graphics, 16 colours, 32 hardware sprites (up to 16x16 pixels).
Sound Hardware had 3 sound channels, 1 noise channel, 6 octaves, 15 amplitude levels. Japan 1982 SN: 23C 02470 Manufacturer: Sord CGL Sord M5 Manuals:
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