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PockEmul 1.12.0 New release

Dear PockEmul’s fans, I am pleased to announce the new PockEmul release. It will be available in the next few days.

It includes the Sharp PC-1280 package which includes the PC-1280 (export and Japanese version) and the CE-120P printer.

Hardware specifications

CPU

63A01 (CMOS 8-bit CPU) (6801 family extended instruction set)
CPU clock 4. 9152MHz
System Clock 1. 2288MHz

Memory

ROM CMOS 20K byte standard mounting Up to 32K bytes can be added in the body
RAM CMOS 16K byte standard mounting up to 24K bytes can be added in the body with battery backup
DISPLAY RAM CMOS 1552 bytes (in LCD driver)

Programming language	JR-800BASIC
Constant	● Numerical constant constant -32,768~32,768 Single-digit constant 10-digit exponential range -154-153 double-precision constant 20-digit exponential range -154-153 16-decimal constant &h 8 progressive constant &o ● Character constant up to 255 characters
Variable	● Valid number of characters 2 digits ● numeric variable : integer type : % single precision real form! (Exponential E) double precision real form #(exponential D) ● character variables $ system variable timer variables, carsonal variables, error variables ● Array dimensions are within the memory range unlimited subscript is 0~ memory range
Statement	● 1 line of characters up to 128 characters ● Line number 1 to 65534
Virtual Screen	● Horizontal 32-254 digits ● Vertical 8-255 lines
Operation	● Arithmetic +,-,*, ● Relationship operation =,<>>>,
Program Management	● Store eight types of programs independently with battery backup ● menu function (auto-start possible)
User settings with POKE	● User-defined characters (32 species) ● Format specification (decimal number, integer number of digits specified) ● Scroll margin setting, key-click sound release, etc.

PockEmul 1.11.0 new release

Dear PockEmul’s fans, I am pleased to announce the new PockEmul release. It will be available in the next few days.

It includes 4 new packages, some new features and bug fixes :

Nec PC-2001 package
General LBC-1100 package
Sanco TPC-8300 package
National JR-800 package
Some new features and bug fixes

I know that almost no one owned those 4 handled computers in the 80’s, but it’s a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in an almost unknown part of the history of handheld computers and especially inaccessible today. They are so rare and so expensive.