VCSp Original |
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This is the first design of the VCSp. It was made from
an old-style Atari Video Computer System (Atari 2600) and
the PCB was made smaller by removing unused spaces. This VCSp
uses the screen from a Casio EV-550 portable television. |
VCSp Revision 1 |
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Revision 1 uses a 9V battery to power the Atari and 3 x
AA batteries to power the TV screen. It's dimensions are:
11.43 x 19.05 x 5.08 cm (4.5 x 7.5 x 2 inches) and it weighs
1.36 kg (3 lbs) |
VCSp Revision 2 |
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Revision 2 has some internal changes made to speed up construction
time. It also has a jack for a second controller so that 2
players can use the machine and an AV output jack has been
added for TV connection. The design has been slightly changed
and it weighs less. It's dimensions are still 11.43 x 19.05
x 5.08 cm (4.5 x 7.5 x 2 inches) but it weighs 907 grams (2
lbs). |
VCSp Revision 3 |
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Revision 3 has some improved features to make the console
easier and more comfortable to play. The AV output jack still
remains, but the second controller jack has been removed on
this version. The power for both the Atari and the television
screen now comes from one source: A NP-330 rechargeable Sony
Info lithium camcorder battery. |
VCSp Revision 3.1 |
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This is the same as Revision 3 but it has been made using
a cheaper screen. Because of the screen, some games are incompatible. |
VCSp Revision 4 |
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Revision 4 has a new design and also has a paddle controller
built in. This one uses an RCA L2501 screen and has double
the resolution of earlier models. |
VCSp Revision 5 |
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Revision 5 has the controls side-mounted. The screen is
the same as Revision 4. This variation has the second controller
port as well as AV output and DC input jacks. |
VCSp Gold |
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The VCSp Gold has a 10.16 cm (4 inch) screen and improved
casing. The cartridge slot if now at the back. It takes a
larger battery for more power. It also has an AV output jack
and 2 controller ports (2 consoles can be linked together). |