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The following is a development board for the Famicom. It functions identically to its retail counterpart, the HVC-UNROM, except that its PRG slot uses an EPROM-compatible pinout.
The following is a development board for the Famicom. It functions identically to its retail counterpart, the HVC-UNROM, except that its PRG slot uses an EPROM-compatible pinout. A version of the UNEPROM exists in a RAM adapter form factor that also includes more features such as optional LEDs to display the currently-selected bank, although it has no official PCB name in the silkscreen.


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==RAM Adapter Version==
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The following is a development board for the Famicom. It functions identically to its retail counterpart, the HVC-UNROM, except that its PRG slot uses an EPROM-compatible pinout. A version of the UNEPROM exists in a RAM adapter form factor that also includes more features such as optional LEDs to display the currently-selected bank, although it has no official PCB name in the silkscreen.

Photo
HVC-UNEPROM-01
ID HVC-UNEPROM-01
Type EPROM cartridge
Date 1988
Text © 1988 Nintendo, HVC-UNEPROM-01
System NES

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RAM Adapter Version