The Timex 2068 by Unimor
This is a Timex Computer 2068, produced in Poland by a joint venture between Timex and Unimor. The machine is somewhat compatible with the Spectrum, and basically a modified Timex/Sinclair 2068.
The right joystick port was swapped for a parallel port in order to provide printer support. The internal speaker was left out, and AV monitor output added using a standard Eastern European DIN plug for monitors. Sound was upgraded to an AY sound chip, which was played through the monitor's internal speaker.
The machine came with an "Emulator ZX Spectrum" cartridge, which made the computer run ZX Spectrum software
Technical Details✨
Released
1986
Country
Russia
Brand
Timex/Unipolbrit
Type
Soviet Era Computers
Name
Unipolbrit Komputer 2086
Clone Of
CPU Class
Z80
CPU
Z80A @3.5MHz
Memory
RAM: 48kB
Sound Chip
AY-3-8912
Sound
3-channel sound
Display Chip
none
Display
32x24 Text, 256x192 8 color, 512x192 mono graphics
Best Text
32x24
Best Color
8 colors
Graphics
512x192 monochrome
Sprites
none
System OS
Sinclair BASIC
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