>there is a
> working mode (selectable via jumper in the board) in which Z380 replaces
> MSX Z80, but you must cut one or two pins of the Z80. Do you dare? Me not.
If your CPU is in a socket (like mine, a Z80H), that's no problem at all.
Z80 CPU's are available everywhere and they're cheap. The question is how
this will affect the rest of the computer? I'm thinking of timing, for
instance.
Pierre
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