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	OLD-COMPUTERS.COM : The Museum
		The Sharp MZ 700 series replaced the aging MZ 80 (MZ 80K, MZ 80A and MZ 80B) series.
		Moreover, the MZ 700 was compatible with the MZ 80K and MZ 80A.
		The MZ 700 series is composed of four machines: the first three models were launched in 1983 (November 1982 in Japan) and the last one was launched in late 1985 (in fact, this one is the "ancestor" of the MZ 800):
	www.old-computers.com /museum/computer.asp?st=1&c=87 (319 words)

	Japanese Computer Emulation Centre : PC88 System Information
		Moreover, the MZ 700 is compatible with the MZ 80K.
		The sharp MZ 800 is the successor of the MZ 780.
		Like the MZ 700, there is no language in ROM, it has to be loaded from tape, quick disk or floppy disk.
	www.jcec.co.uk /mz_sys.htm (443 words)

	MiniDisc T-Station Equipment Review Database MZ-R700
		The 700 is a good unit, although the build quality on the newer budget priced MDLP models are definitely inferior to those of old.
		Compared to other MD units, the 700 has a loud motor especially when first turning on the player or at the end of the disk and esp intermitantly when recording.
		Anyway the 700 performed well in terms of expected sound quality, although you might not realise it because of the crappy earphones that came with it.
	www.minidisct.com /cgi-bin/rms/equipment/do/display.cgi?product-sku=minidisc_portables_sony_mzr700&product-info-routine=installed (1787 words)

	SiliconCave • SHARP
		Sharp MZ line is so-called "clean" Z80 computer: the only software in the ROM is bootloader and everything else must be loaded from tape or disk, including the BASIC programming language.
		So the MZ80 and MZ 700, although less advanced, especially on the graphics side, are still much more common all over the world.
		Zdenek Adler's website is not only home to his (mildly commercial) MZ emulator for a PC, but in fact to the whole SHARP community in the Czech and Slovak republics, along with the Pandora Conference (see bellow).
	www.sweb.cz /siliconcave/portal/sharp.htm (867 words)

	The Digital Dungeon
		- the fourth model was the MZ 780 which was actually a MZ 731 with a 80 columns card, a floppy disk drive and a Centronics port.
		The games were a bit poor because of the low resolution (which was actually graphical characters), but there were 512 graphic characters in ROM, which can be used to offset it (sort of).
		It will be replaced with the MZ 800.
	www.ping.be /~pin11547/digitaldungeon/computer/sharp/mz721_01/mz721_01.html (158 words)

	Sharp Users Club :: the official club website
		The main purpose of the website is for the Sharp user community to share information.
		I have a Sharp PA -W1410 but when I put discs in it that I stored some information on.
		However, as I can't, my second plan of attack was to use the Sharp to print from these discs and then scan these pages into my computer.
	sharpusersclub.org (384 words)

	Detailed information about the SHARP MZ-series
		You'll find here a lot of information about one of the first homecomputers developed by SHARP in the early 80's and well known by much fans around the world up to the current time: The SHARP MZ-700 series.
		The powerful Z-80A microprocessor, his high processing speed, and the 64 KB RAM-area are some of the highlights of the SHARP MZ-700 series.
		The SHARP MZ-731 is a complete computer system immediately, but the chances to expand it by additional peripherals like printers, monitors, floppies, and so on, are nearly unlimited.
	www.sharpmz.org /mz-700/first700.htm (593 words)

	SHARP MZ-700 / MZ-800 User Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The German SHARP MZ-700 / MZ-800 User Club was founded in June 1985 by some MZ-fans from Aachen Germany.
		Germar Nikol was the publisher of the club magazine "Anwendermagazin".
		Take a look at some of the covers of the club magazine taken from my own collection.
	www.sharpmz.org /mz700mz800aw.htm (80 words)

	OLD-COMPUTERS.COM : The Museum
		This mini forum is intended to provide a simple mean of discussion about the Sharp MZ 700 computer.
		The Sharp MZ-731 was the first computer I ever got my hands on.
		So my MZ went into storage, sold it at a garge sale in 2000 for Aus$40.
	www.old-computers.com /MUSEUM/forum.asp?c=87&st=1 (401 words)

	Sharp MZ-700 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		If you haven't got a clue what a Sharp MZ-700 is, then I suggest you buzz off.
		Although I soon found out that most of my friends had superior machines (mainly Commodore 64), the Sharp MZ-700 offered me many hours of pleasure, both with programming and playing games.
		Although I have moved on to the PC scene a long time ago, I still like to look back at the 'good old days' every now and then.
	home.hccnet.nl /r.helderman/enmz700.htm (267 words)

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		The Sharp MZ-700 - Sharp's next generation machine from their ailing MZ-80 series.
		When I first purchased this machine, I had the standard "MONITOR" prompt, and subsequently could do nothing with it.
		Thanks to the small computer collecting community we have established, I was able to get a copy of the tape, which I can do copies for if anyone needs a copy!
	www.thepcmuseum.com /misc/Sharp/MZ700 (63 words)

	Guestbook of SHARP MZ-series (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		I rescued a Sharp MZ-700 recently, which is still in good working form.
		Trying to see if I can get it running, which is a bit difficult without any software, but Im going to try and see if I can write my own tapes thru the PC.
		I found it very useful, especially all the informations about different types of SHARP computers, CPM operating system, links etc. I am thankful for your work in collecting all this information into this nice website.
	www.yupp.de /guest?D=MZ700-3564&Pg=5 (709 words)

	Guestbook of SHARP MZ-series (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		.Yes, the year is 1988 and i got my first computer, sharp mz 731.
		The time is stop for me! During the war in Yugoslavia I got lost my sharp.
		In former yu, there was only 6 sharps.
	www.yupp.de /guest?D=MZ700-3564&Pg=1 (453 words)

	The page about me !
		I bought my first computer at the age of 11 with money I had earned by riding around on my bike with the paper in rain and coldness!
		Sharp MZ-700 was its name, and I thought it would turn my life upside down, which it naturally didn't.
		I was quick to change it with a C64, when all the good games came with this.
	home.chello.no /rknudsen/meg/meg.htm (666 words)

	eBay.co.uk - mz, mz 250, mz 125, Motorcycle Parts Accessories items at low prices (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		GESPANN IFA MZ BK 350 DKW MZ-WERK ZSCHOPAU BERICHT 1994
		BAYERN, 3 Mark, 1911 D, ORIGINAL Silber Mz.
		LESSING, 3 Mark, 1929 F, ORIGINAL Silber Mz.
	search.ebay.co.uk /mz_W0QQfrtsZ450QQfsooZ1QQfsopZ1QQsaatcZ3 (303 words)

	crafterm's weblog: My brief history with computers!
		One magazine I used to read in particular was "Australian Personal Computer" (we even have some of the original first editions back home).
		was the Sharp MZ-700 (as you can tell by the picture above, one sexy machine :) The Sharp MZ-700 was a Z-80 based machine that ran at 4Mhz, had 64 KB RAM, 8 colour video.
		The MZ was another milestone computer for me. We actually had the MZ-721 which included a built in cassette recorder making it much easier to save and restore work.
	blogs.cocoondev.org /crafterm/archives/003414.html (2025 words)

	comp.os.cpm Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
		A: (Maurice Hawes, Mike Mallett) The SHARP USERS CLUB, based in the U.K. but with members in Europe, South Africa, and Australia.
		The SUC has a large library of PD software for all the older Sharp machines such as: Z80 machines (Sharp Basic Tape/Disk OS or CP/M programs): MZ-80K, MZ-80B, MZ-80A, MZ-700, MZ-800, MZ-3500, and PC-3201 (The PC-3201 was known as the ZY-3200 in the USA).
		Contact : Maurice Hawes Sharp Users Club 6 Belle Vue The Esplanade Weymouth Dorset DT4 8DR United Kingdom phone: +44 1305 783518 Email enquiries may be sent via mike.mallett@zetnet.co.uk.
	www.faqs.org /faqs/CPM-faq (9954 words)

	commodore.ca \| History \| Michael Tomzyck VIC-20 Executive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		If any, Sharp's MZ-700 which followed straight after the Commodore 64 might be the first similar class machine though its expressiveness is much poorer.
		Anyway, the PC-6001 series couldn't keep long hit since NEC abandoned the series rapidly (it became too powerful to coexist with NEC's main PC-8801 series).
		As a result slightly higher rank high resolution computers such as PC-8801 series, Fujitsu's FM-7 series and Sharp's X1 series etc. grew in popularity.
	www.commodore.ca /history/people/michael_tomczyk.htm (4248 words)

	SHARP MZ-800 Emulator Pages (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Mz800em is a SHARP MZ-800 emulator, running on GNU/Linux (on the consolte using svgalib, or on X with the GTK+ toolkit), or on Windows-32 systems (that is 95, 98, NT).
		Since I don't need a version running under DOS, contributors are needed who improve and maintain the DJGPP version.
		For several MZ-700 emulators, see the Download Section in Karl-Heinz Mau's MZ700 pages.
	www.math.uni-magdeburg.de /~mkoeppe/mz800/mz800.html (366 words)

	\__uf-orb.com_v2._______ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		My multi cultural background makes me pretty much rootless since my dad is a Finn with Swedish-American origin my mothers is German-Russian guess this makes me some mix.
		My interest in electronics and high-tech stuff started in the early 80s my first home computer was a SHARP MZ-700.
		My passion grew stronger and later I bought an Commodore C64 and started to compose small chip tunes with the awesome SID chip inn it.
	www.uf-orb.com /profile (469 words)

	Jefferson Computer Museum - Reviving Cassette Data
		With some formats, just watching the zero-crossing timing would work.
		I have found that several emulators use this approach, such as the Sharp MZ-700 emulator at ftp://ftp.cdrom.com/.22/linux/sunsite/system/emulators/.
		I wonder if this technique could be used to rescue old N-track reel tapes that have become unreadable over the years, by intercepting, digitizing, and post-processing the tape-head signal.
	www.threedee.com /jcm/audio (360 words)

	MCE - Multi Computer Environment - Download page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Green and Orange MZ display implemented (can be switched from menu or Alt-E combination with standard MZ config)
		MZ screen redrawing fixed: JDK is unable to draw smaller regions than 2x2, region size correction added before actual draw is performed
		Sharp MZ-Paint 320x200 SCR format screenshots can be generated (both compressed and uncompressed) from all Sharp screens (even MZ-700)
	sorry.vse.cz /~roman/mce/download.html (1948 words)

	Tape Tools (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The PC implementations all need a Commodore Datassette and an X1541 adaptor or some other data recorder.
		At the moment, there are only some small programs that support the Turbo-Tape format, which is perhaps still known from good old C64 days, and the tape format of the Sharp MZ-700.
		Reading and writing tapes for the Sharp MZ-700
	home.arcor-online.de /agjung/Tape (89 words)

	MMSost
		The tape recorder I have is a Atari 410.
		This is my Sharp MZ 700 I hope to get some programs for it really soon so that I can try it out.
		It have 64kb Ram and the basic most be loaded from cassette into the monitor(yes the bootup is called monitor)
	home.c2i.net /MMSost/MMSost.html (1647 words)

	Stephan's Retrocomputing Site: What's new? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Atari Lynx emulator Handy for Windows updated to V0.60
		Sharp MZ 700 emulator MZ700WIN updated to V0.40
		Sega Genesis/Megadrive emulator S G E st0rm updated to V0.10
	www.retrosite.de /news.html (481 words)

	[ Retrogames ] - Your ONE STOP emulation site!
		Keropi is a Sharp X680x0 series emulator, please visit Kenjo's homepage for more information or keropi ^^) Thanks to Navarone of Emulation number 9 for news ^^) - aries
		Sunday, July 30th 2000 - Last updated @ 21:54 EST
		Emulation super-hero Juergen Buchmueller has submitted a Sharp mz-700 driver for MESS.
	www.retrogames.com /072000.html (11914 words)

	Consumer Electronics online store - product index - page 16 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Metz Product MZ 53611 36 M-1, MANUAL FLASH UNIT
		Lenmar LIV241 Camcorder Battery Sharp BTL241 7.2V 1100mAh
		Metz Product MZ 5351 METZ P50 POWER PCK W/O CHARGER
	storedaily.com /consumer/i-16.htm (11136 words)

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