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Release Date: 12/01/1990
The TurboExpress or (PC Engine GT in Japan) was a portable version of the TurboGrafx-16/Turbo Express, released by NEC in 1990 for $249.99 (the price was briefly raised to $299.99, soon dropped back to $249.99, and by 1992 it was $199.99).
It was the most advanced handheld of its time and could play all the TurboGrafx-16's games (which were on a small, credit-card sized media called HuCards). It had a 66 mm (2.6 in.) screen, the same as the original Game Boy, and could display 64 sprites at once, 16 per scanline, in up to 481 colors from a palette of 512[citation needed]. It had 8 kilobytes of RAM. The Turbo ran its 6820 CPU at 1.79 or 7.16 MHZ.
The optional TurboVision TV tuner included RCA audio/video input, allowing the player to use TurboExpress as a video monitor. The TurboLink allowed two-player play. Falcon, a flight simulator, included a "head-to-head" dogfight mode that could only be accessed via TurboLink. However, very few TG-16 games offered co-op play modes especially designed with the TurboExpress in mind. As of July 30, 2007, the TurboExpress has sold 1.5 million units.
Grade A refurbished Turbo Express system includes:
Grade A Refurbished Turbo Express Systems meet the following conditions:
All Refurbished Turbo Express systems are required to meet or exceed the high performance standards with our proprietary 18-Point check system which includes:
Turbo Express systems are refurbished, cleaned and carefully packaged to meet your quality expectations. All refurbished systems come with a 90 day warranty.
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