<description>A professional European MSX2 with 64kB RAM, built in disk drive, super impose capability (not emulated), RS-232C interface and MSX-BASIC extension ROM to control laser players through RS-232C.</description>
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<type>MSX2</type>
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<region>eu</region>
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<!-- Note that superimpose is still missing! -->
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</info>
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<CassettePort/>
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<devices>
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<PPIid="ppi">
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<sound>
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<volume>16000</volume>
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</sound>
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<iobase="0xA8"num="4"/>
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<keyboard_type>int</keyboard_type>
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<has_keypad>true</has_keypad>
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</PPI>
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<VDPid="VDP">
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<version>V9938</version>
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<vram>128</vram>
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<iobase="0x98"num="4"type="O"/>
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<iobase="0x98"num="2"type="I"/>
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</VDP>
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<PSGid="PSG">
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<type>AY8910</type>
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<sound>
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<volume>21000</volume>
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</sound>
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<iobase="0xA0"num="4"type="IO"/>
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<ignorePortDirections>false</ignorePortDirections><!-- not sure, but guess based on discrete PSG chip -->
<sha1>8779b004e7605a3c419825f0373a5d8fa84e1d5b</sha1><!-- Although the 2nd half of the ROM is empty, it is actually a 16kB ROM. On the HB-G900AP, the code is just a bit longer and there the first few bytes of the 2nd half are used. Also the Service Manual clearly states that it's a 16kB ROM. -->