SPC-1000
| Industry | Consumer electronics, Personal computers |
|---|---|
| Founded | January 13, 1969 in South Korea |
| Headquarters | South Korea |
| Products | SPC-1000 personal computer |
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The SPC-1000 represents Samsung's initial venture into personal computing with a machine powered by a Z80 processor.[1] Originating from South Korea, the system incorporates HuBASIC—a BASIC interpreter developed by Japan's Hudson Soft.[2] It is equipped with a processor running at 4 MHz and contains 64 KB of memory.
History
Released in 1983, the SPC-1000 marked Samsung's debut in the personal computer market.[3] Its primary application was within educational settings.[4]
Description
The system integrates a keyboard with an internal tape drive. It supports additional peripherals such as external disk drives, a gamepad, and a specialized CRT monitor.[4] When outfitted with double-sided, double-density floppy disk drives, it can operate the CP/M operating system.
Software distribution relied on cassette tape media, featuring over one hundred titles including games and applications.[5] Several titles were adaptations of well-known early 1980s Arcade game hits, modified to accommodate the hardware’s capabilities.[6][7]
Features
The system is powered by a Zilog Z80 processor operating at 4 MHz,[2] and includes 64KB of memory. Audio output is handled by a General Instrument AY-3-8910 sound chip, which delivers three channels with eight octaves each.[2] Graphics are managed by an AMI S68047 chip, closely resembling the Motorola 6847[8], supporting semigraphics in nine colors, a 128 × 192 resolution mode with four colors, or a 256 × 192 mode displaying two colors.[2][9]
Gallery
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SPC-1000 game controller
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Cassette tapes containing software for Samsung SPC series
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Demonstration program tapes for SPC-1000 and SPC-1000A
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User contest software set featuring AAK-010T cover and AAK-011T cassette
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Boot screen of the SPC-1000
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Listing of a HuBASIC program
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Demonstration of text and color capabilities on the SPC-1000
Video games
A total of 65 video games are documented for the SPC-1000 platform.[10][11]
1985 | Samsung Software | 198? | Static Soft | 1986 | Sammi Computer | 1986 | Static Soft | 1984 | Samsung Software | 198? | Static Soft | 198? | Static Soft | 198? | Samsung Software | 1986 | Sammi Computer | 1986 | Sammi Computer | 198? | Sammi Computer | 1986 | Samsung Software | 198? | Samsung Software | 198? | Samsung Software | 198? | Samsung Software | 1986 | Static Soft | 198?| Sammi Computer| 1984| Softmen| 1986| Static Soft| 198?| Samsung Software| 198?| Sammi Computer| 198?| Samsung Software| 1985| Index| 198?| Samsung Software| 198?| Samsung Software| 198?| Samsung Software| 1985| Charming Soft| 1985| Static Soft| 1986| Static Soft| 1986| Static Soft| 1986| Sammi Computer| 198?| Static Soft| 1985| Index| 198?| Sammi Computer| 1986| Aproman| 1986| Static Soft| 198?| Static Soft| 1984| Samsung Software| 198?| Sammi Computer| 1986|| Sammi Computer||| Title | Release year | Publisher |
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| 3D Car Race | 198? | Static Soft |
| Aenni-ui Moheom | 198? | Static Soft |
| Aldebaran Part 1 | 198? | Samsung Software |
| Asteroid Belt | 1985 | Static Soft |
| AV Armored Vehicle | 1986 | Sammi Computer |
| Bazooka | 198? | Samsung Software |
| Block Game | 198? | Samsung Software |
| Bokosuka Wars | 198? | Sammi Computer |
| Bomber Man | 198? | Korea Soft Bank |
| Dang Goo | 198? | Sammi Computer |
| Disneyland | 1985 | Sammi Computer |
| Disneyland II | 1985 | Sammi Computer |
| Disneyland III | 1985 | Sammi Computer |
| DragonSlayer | 198? | Sammi Computer |
| Eunhaeng Kangdo | 198? | Static Soft |
| Fighter 201 | 1985 | Index |
| Firia | 1986 | Static Soft |
| Fruits Field | 198? | Static Soft |
| Galaga | 198? | Static Soft |
| Gold Cavern | 198? | Samsung Software |
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198? | Samsung Software | |
References
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- ↑ Lua error in Module:Citation/CS1/Configuration at line 2123: attempt to index field '?' (a nil value).
- ↑ Game Index - Retail Games SPC-1000
- ↑ Game Index - Conversions SPC-1000
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