The Amstrad GX4000, commonly known as the GX4000, is a third generation (1983-2003) video game console developed and distributed by Amstrad. It was released in September of 1990 in Europe at a retail price of £99.99. The console... See more
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The Amstrad GX4000, commonly known as the GX4000, is a third generation (1983-2003) video game console developed and distributed by Amstrad. It was released in September of 1990 in Europe at a retail price of £99.99. The console was not released outside Europe. The GX4000 was Amstrad's short-lived attempt to enter the games console market, being primarily a home computer manufacturer. The console was discontinued in late 1991.
8/16-bit Zilog Z80A @ 4MHz
64 kb RAM, 16 kb VRAM, 32 kb ROM
Custom on-board chip-set
AY-3-8912 chip, 3 channel stereo
160x200 pixels with 16 colors, 320x200 pixels with 4 colors, or 640x200 pixels with 2 colors
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