Last Update July 2024 |
_ Sirmo Magic
Screen _ This is
Cool`…Ian writes in for help on his new machine and we get a little
more insight on the early circa
2000 Sirmo Bingos`…It turns out that Ole South and Magic Screen although
different, are similar` Our first peak
inside revels that they share the same CPU technology, but Magic Screen is
next generation and adds in a
graphics card`…The first step in bringing video into the Bingos,
literally changing them forever` Clearly the
Sirmo design team was busy and thinking way ahead`…Very Cool
Nice
engineering; looking forward and designing a CPU with the ability to advance
from the simpler dot-matrix games in Ole South to running full
video`…Enabling a whole new era and spectrum of Special Games for the
6-Card the Bingos Ian’s
first internal photo to me: Sitting next to the CPU1000 PCB and it’s ultimate design purpose`…a smaller, UPG
1.5 vga graphics card` Ian sent in a few more photos
and they seem to confirm Magic Screen and Ole South are basically alike` Later on you’ll read I found that the Ole South
manuals can be used for Magic Hence the reason I group them together in this Theory
Section This style of keypad is also a huge clue that the logic operation
follows this generation of games` Great resolution
photos – Thanks Ian |