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Merlin (console)

Merlin (also known as Merlin The Electronic Wizard, stylized as MERLIN) is a handheld electronic game first made by Parker Brothers in 1978.

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Also known as
Merlin The Electronic Wizard
CPU
Texas Instruments TMS1000
Developer
Parker Brothers (formerly) Hasbro (currently)
Display
Matrix with 11 LED buttons
Generation
First generation
Input
11 LED buttons + 4 buttons + on/off switch

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Merlin (console)

Nodes26
Edges25
Triples15
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.076923
Components1

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Merlin (console)

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Also known as · 1
Merlin (console) → Merlin The Electronic Wizard
CPU · 1
Merlin (console) → Texas Instruments TMS1000
Developer · 1
Merlin (console) → Parker Brothers (formerly) Hasbro (currently)
Display · 1
Merlin (console) → Matrix with 11 LED buttons
Generation · 1
Merlin (console) → First generation
Input · 1
Merlin (console) → 11 LED buttons + 4 buttons + on/off switch
Manufacturer · 1
Merlin (console) → Parker Brothers
Memory · 1
Merlin (console) → 48 bytes of RAM
Power · 1
Merlin (console) → Batteries: 6 AA batteries Power supply: AC adaptor (nominal: 9 Volt DC at 75 milliamps / maximum: 10.5 Volt DC at 5 milliamps / minimum: 7.5 Volt DC at 150 milliamps)
Released · 1
Merlin (console) → 1978

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merlin game games buttons parker handheld electronic brothers million units played also wizard first 10th quest magic square sold display

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Merlin (console)Also known asMerlin The Electronic Wizard1.00infobox
Merlin (console)CPUTexas Instruments TMS10001.00infobox
Merlin (console)DeveloperParker Brothers (formerly) Hasbro (currently)1.00infobox
Merlin (console)DisplayMatrix with 11 LED buttons1.00infobox
Merlin (console)GenerationFirst generation1.00infobox
Merlin (console)Input11 LED buttons + 4 buttons + on/off switch1.00infobox
Merlin (console)ManufacturerParker Brothers1.00infobox
Merlin (console)Memory48 bytes of RAM1.00infobox
Merlin (console)PowerBatteries: 6 AA batteries Power supply: AC adaptor (nominal: 9 Volt DC at 75 milliamps / maximum: 10.5 Volt DC at 5 milliamps / minimum: 7.5 Volt DC at 150 milliamps)1.00infobox
Merlin (console)Released19781.00infobox
Merlin (console)SoundPlayed through internal speaker1.00infobox
Merlin (console)TypeHandheld electronic game1.00infobox
Merlin (console)Units sold>5 million1.00infobox
Merlin (console)Websitetheelectronicwizard.com1.00infobox
Merlin (console)Weight250 gram (no batteries)/391 gram (with batteries)1.00infobox

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