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Spectravideo, or SVI, was an American computer company founded in 1981 as "SpectraVision" by Harry Fox. They originally made video games for Atari 2600 and VIC-20. Some of their computers were MSX-compliant or IBM PC compatible. They ceased operations in 1988.
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All the computers that are linked are those who we currently own at the Museum. And if you click them you will see pictures and more information about each computer.
Computers
- SV-318
- SV-328
- SV-328MKII
- SVI-728
- SVI-738
- SVI-838
Joystick
- SV-101 Quickshot I, joystick
- SV-102 Quickshot II, joystick
- SV-103 Quickshot III, joystick (coleco compatible)
- SV-104 Game keypad
- SV-105 Sensor touch Graphic Tablet
- SV-107 Quickshot VII, joycard
- SV-109 Quickshot IX, joyball
- SV-111 Quickshot II Turbo, joystick
Peripherals for 318/328
- SV-201 Power supply
- SV-202 Transformator for SV-601
- SV-205A Centronics interface cabel
- SV-601 Super Expander (7 slots)
- SV-602 Mini Expander (1 slot)
- SV-603 Coleco game adapter
- SV-605A Super Expander (4 slots, two 160KB 5.25" single-sided, 40 tracks, centronics)
- SV-605B Super Expander (4 slots, two 320KB 5.25" double-sided, 40 tracks, centronics)
- SV-605B Super Expander (4 slots, 10MB harddrive, 5.25" DS 40 tracks, centronics)
- SV-701 Internal Modem 75/1200
- SV-801 Floppy Controller cartridge
- SV-802 Centronics interface
- SV-803 16KB RAM cartridge
- SV-805 RS-232C Interface cartridge
- SV-806 80-Column Display cartridge
- SV-807 64KB RAM cartridge
- SV-820 I/O interface
- SV-827 Internal Modem for Datavision 75/1200
- SV-901 Dot Matrix Printer
- SV-902 External floppy drive (5.25", single-sided, 40 tracks)
- SV-903 Data Cassette (1800 bps, stereo, microphone)
- SV-904 Data Cassette (1800 bps)
- SV-905 Diskdrive for SV-605 (5.25", single-sided, 40 tracks)
- SV-912 External floppy drive (320KB 5.25", single-sided, 80 tracks)