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Pegasus (console)

The Pegasus is a Famiclone that was sold in the Czech Republic, Poland, Indonesia, Bosnia-Herzegovina and the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia during the early to mid 1990s.

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Also known as
MT-777DX, IQ-502, Super Pegasus
CPU
MOS 6502 at 1.779 MHz or UMC UA6528P @ 5.37 MHz
Display
PAL, 256×240, 25 colors (out of 64)
Media
ROM cartridge (Nintendo 60-pin equivalent), floppy disk (if equipped with the FDS)[citation needed]
Product family
Famicom hardware clone
Released
POL: 1991

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Also known as · 1
Pegasus (console) → MT-777DX, IQ-502, Super Pegasus
CPU · 1
Pegasus (console) → MOS 6502 at 1.779 MHz or UMC UA6528P @ 5.37 MHz
Display · 1
Pegasus (console) → PAL, 256×240, 25 colors (out of 64)
Media · 1
Pegasus (console) → ROM cartridge (Nintendo 60-pin equivalent), floppy disk (if equipped with the FDS)[citation needed]
Product family · 1
Pegasus (console) → Famicom hardware clone
Released · 1
Pegasus (console) → POL: 1991
Sound · 1
Pegasus (console) → Noise channel, PCM channel, 3 sound channels, external audio source via cartridge pins 48 and 49
Type · 1
Pegasus (console) → Video game console

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Pegasus (console)Also known asMT-777DX, IQ-502, Super Pegasus1.00infobox
Pegasus (console)CPUMOS 6502 at 1.779 MHz or UMC UA6528P @ 5.37 MHz1.00infobox
Pegasus (console)DisplayPAL, 256×240, 25 colors (out of 64)1.00infobox
Pegasus (console)MediaROM cartridge (Nintendo 60-pin equivalent), floppy disk (if equipped with the FDS)[citation needed]1.00infobox
Pegasus (console)Product familyFamicom hardware clone1.00infobox
Pegasus (console)ReleasedPOL: 19911.00infobox
Pegasus (console)SoundNoise channel, PCM channel, 3 sound channels, external audio source via cartridge pins 48 and 491.00infobox
Pegasus (console)TypeVideo game console1.00infobox

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