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| | NEC TurboExpress - Game-Machines.com |
 | | The TurboExpress was released overseas to compete with the Atari Lynx, Nintendo Game Boy, and Sega Game Gear. | | | The TurboExpress didn't have a great selection of games... | | | The GameBoy was the big thing in portable, even the GameGear was falling behind. |
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http://www.game-machines.com/consoles/turboexpress.php
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| | GP32x.com Board [GP32 GP2X XGP] -> Turboexpress Prices Might Start Dropping On Ebay |
| | The only way the TurboExpress is going to go down in price is if the numbers of TurboExpresses goes up greatly, which ain't gonna happen. | | | I will say though that there was a point where I was playing Soldier Blade and said to myself "well, guess I dont need a turboexpress do I?!" and giggled to myself. |
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http://www.gp32x.com/board/index.php?showtopic=10111
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| | TurboExpress - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | TurboGrafx titles saved game data using something called the TurboBooster plus (or the internal memory of the CD unit or TurboDuo). | | | However, very few TG-16 games offered co-op play modes especially designed with the TurboExpress in mind. | | | 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). |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TurboExpress
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| | ClassicGaming - The Museum: TurboGrafx-16 FAQ |
| | To play PcEngine HuCards on TurboExpress, use the same PcEngine->TG16 adaptor. | | | As for TurboExpress compatibility, I think it can handle the 320x256 mode used in Y's and others, but I've never tested 512x256... | | | Colors are DEFINITELY fixed at 512 (minus duplicates) but when in 512x256 mode, dithering colors, or displaying alternating vertical bands of, say blue and red, give a convincing display of purple, so more colors can be SHOWN this way, but still not true color. |
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http://www.classicgaming.com/museum/faqs/tg16faq.shtml
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| | The Johns Hopkins News-Letter |
| | This wasn't terribly hard to conceptualize: Turbo-Grafx games were about the size of today's flash memory cards and wafer thin. | | | Besides the freedom of mobility for your TG16 games, the TurboExpress also offered a TV-tuner attachment. | | | If you absolutely had to have two players, you could always hook it up to a TV, and play like a console (available on the TurboExpress as well). |
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http://www.jhu.edu/~newslett/03-1-01/Science/4.html
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| | Handheld Focus Summer Special - PC Engine GT Reviewed and EXPOSED! |
| | When it comes to play games, the TurboExpress offers a huge catalogue to choose from, containing several hundreds of classic hit titles, a legacy of playability and fun. | | | The unit is a bit thick (175 x 105 x 43 mm are the exact dimensions) and slightly overweight (430 Grams) compared to the standards nowadays. | | | You can play US TurboChips games but not the Japanese HuCards (at least without an appropriate adapter, hard-to-find and selling for prohibitive prices nowadays). |
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http://www.lik-sang.com/news.php?artc=3039
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| | Pcenginefx.com - Feature - TurboExpress In The Movies Photos |
| | The character is about to slide out the card that is currently in the TurboExpress. | | | Upon close examination of the original video, you can see the TurboGrafx logo on the game that is shown here, with a dark blue background. | | | One of the characters is about to pick up the unit. |
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http://pcenginefx.com/main/pcenginefx_com_-_feature_-_tur2.html
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| | F/S TurboExpress with 7 Games *Price Drop* - Topic Ars OpenForum |
| | Seeing as I have 2 other TurboExpresses Id like to see this go to a nice home. | | | I was digging through my closet and stumbled across a TurboExpress and some games. | | | F/S TurboExpress with 7 Games *Price Drop* - Topic Ars OpenForum |
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http://episteme.arstechnica.com/eve/ubb.x/a/tpc/f/57909216/m/6240923215
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| | PC Pro: Product Reviews: Genoa TurboExpress PII |
| | In terms of features the TurboExpress PII is typical of a single Slot 1 motherboard, although it does feature four DIMM sockets. | | | Compared with the other single Slot 1 motherboards, the board ran in the upper echelons, beating notable names such as Gigabyte and Intel. | | | The location of the DIMM sockets will conflict with a long AGP card, which means that the removal of such a graphics card will be necessary when the user wants to upgrade memory. |
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http://www.pcpro.co.uk/reviews/3140/genoa-turboexpress-pii.html
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| | WinDrivers Computer Tech Support Forums - Manual or Jumper settings |
| | I also have found on my Tech Library CD few Genoa TurboExpress 486 motherboard's jumper settings. | | | I can print,scan them and send to You. | | | He says email him and he will find the english version for you... |
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http://forums.windrivers.com/printthread.php?t=468&pp=40
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| | Midwest-Games.com |
| | Just plug the AC Power Adapter into any wall outlet and you're ready to go! | | | This item is a brand new never used NEC brand AC Adapter for the Turbo Express portable game system. | | | Because of the unique voltage requirements of the TurboExpress System, only this NEC TurboExpress AC Adapter will work with it. |
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http://www.midwest-games.com/necturextura.html
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| | GameSpy.com - Game of the Year Awards - 2001 |
| | The Reaction: Most people who tried the TurboExpress loved it; however, much like the TG-16, few people wanted to try it with the Game Boy (and later, Game Gear) on the market. | | | The System: NEC, makers of TurboGrafx-16, gave this slick machine sharp, high-resolution color graphics, and made it fully compatible with many of the available TG-16 games. | | | Klonoa: Empire of Dreams certainly has the necessary prerequisites to be a traditional platformer: a cartoonish title character with major mascot potential, who runs and jumps through 2D levels, collecting floating items on his way to defeat boss monsters in a quest to save a fantasy kingdom. |
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http://archive.gamespy.com/goty2001/gba/gba_platform_winner.shtml
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| | Business Wire: Pacific CommWare Announces TurboCom 95 Pro and ... @ HighBeam Research |
| | The hardware component of the TurboExpress Port 920 is the ExpressCard 920, a series of one and two-port Plug and Play serial I/O cards. | | | "TurboCom/95 Pro and the TurboExpress Port 920 are going to change what users expect from Windows communications. | | | Pacific CommWare Announces TurboCom 95 Pro and TurboExpress Port 920; Advanced Communication Drivers and Super High-Speed Serial Board Combine 921.6 Kbaud Performance with Plug and Play Convenience. |
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http://www.highbeam.com/library/doc0.asp?DOCID=1G1:18308383&refid=holomed_1
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| | Pcenginefx.com - Feature - TurboExpress In The Movies |
| | Interesting enough, in the 1998 movie “Enemy Of The State,” the TurboExpress was used as a video/playback device for video captured onto a PCMCIA card. | | | Though not shown working, the TurboExpress was shown in several scenes thougout the movie, and we have all of the scenes here for you to see. | | | Captions and interesting tidbits have been provided for each photo. |
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http://www.pcenginefx.com/main/pcenginefx_com_-_feature_-_tur1.html
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| | Turboexpress assistance - Cheap Ass Gamer |
| | It's not really important, just take some masking tape, stick another piece of tape underneath the first one (to keep it from sticking to the battery) and keep the two ends exposed so it can stick to the sides of the system. | | | I just won a turboexpress and its in great condition except that its missing the BACK BATTERY COVER. | | | OK, would anyone have a turboexpress that doesn't work and willing to sell it to me (heck its an option for the battery cover)? |
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http://www.cheapassgamer.com/forums/showthread.php?t=48916
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| | Favourite Add On - MonroeWorld.com Forums |
| | Don't worry, I loved Game Gear as well | | | Ahhh, the TurboExpress had a similar TV tuner (the marketing wizzes dubbed it "TurboVision" of course). | | | Anyway, it offered A/V input as well, so you could use the handheld as a monitor. |
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http://www.monroeworld.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2244
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| | Digital Press - System, TurboExpress |
| | This title written and maintained by Larry Anderson and Nate VanLindt. | | | Click here to show System, TurboExpress for all systems (if applicable). | | | Named one of the "100 Top Products of 1990" by Popular Science Magazine. |
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http://www.digitpress.com/DP/cmf/game.cmf?gameid=2353
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| | GENOA SYSTEMS CORPORATION TURBOEXPRESS 586 VX (ATX VERSION) |
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