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== Notable uses == | == Notable uses == | ||
The Z80A is used in the ZX80, ZX81, ZX Spectrum, Jupiter Ace and Cambridge Z88. | The Z80A is used in the [[ZX80]], [[ZX81]], [[ZX Spectrum]], [[Jupiter Ace]] and [[Cambridge Z88]]. | ||
The SAM Coupé, a computer with a large degree of compatibility with the ZX Spectrum 48K, makes use of a Z80B, running at 6 MHz. | The [[SAM Coupé]], a computer with a large degree of compatibility with the ZX Spectrum 48K, makes use of a Z80B, running at 6 MHz. | ||
The Z80 is also used in the MSX and Amstrad CPC range, which eases the task of porting software between the Spectrum and those systems in many cases. | The Z80 is also used in the [[MSX]] and [[Amstrad CPC]] range, which eases the task of porting software between the Spectrum and those systems in many cases. | ||
The Sega Master System and Sega Game Gear use a Z80 as their CPU. The Nintendo Game Boy makes use of a Sharp LR35902, which is closer to an Intel 8080, but includes a number extra instructions from the Z80 (but not the extra registers) and some unique instructions of its own. | The Sega [[Master System]] and [[Sega Game Gear]] use a Z80 as their CPU. The Nintendo [[Game Boy]] makes use of a Sharp LR35902, which is closer to an [[Intel 8080]], but includes a number extra instructions from the Z80 (but not the extra registers) and some unique instructions of its own. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||