Doom on a Tandy Sensation! PC

[Whoo]

Awhile back I posted about this PC's CD Player problems. I got that all fixed, and I threw Doom onto the hard drive. Since I recently got a video camera, I decided to record the gameplay. I do not yet have a sound card that works with the Sound FX in the game, so the PC Speaker was used. Also, please excuse the quality of the video.

 

[Bituser]

What are the specs on that computer?

 

[bigmck]

What are the specs on that computer?

Tandy Sensation! (multimedia PC) (Hardware Review) (Evaluation)
by Eddie Huffman
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Tired of computers whose names look like catalog order numbers? Ready for a machine that does more than merely boot up or run Windows? Need a little fanfare before you start punching numbers into your spreadsheet?
Probably not. Most likely, you're more concerned with getting a computer that runs quickly and efficiently at a good price--one that comes with plenty of software, a sharp monitor, and worthwhile extras like a mouse and advanced sound. Fortunately, the Tandy Sensation! offers all that along with its cutesy name, colorful graphical user interface, and flashy introductory screen. The Sensation! is a multimedia PC, meaning it has a CD-ROM drive and meets the MPC hardware standards as defined by the MPC Marketing Council (see Test Lab in the December 1992 issue of COMPUTE). It also has a 107MB hard drive, a 3 1/2-inch floppy drive, a 2400-bps modem 4800-bps for fax communications), a 486SX processor running at 25 MHz, a standard 101 -key keyboard, a two-button Tandy mouse, stereo MPC sound, and a Super VGA monitor running in 1024 x 768 noninterlaced mode. Loaded with plenty of software, including CD-ROM programs, this system gives you enough to keep you busy until the next congressional elections.