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Mega Terminal

Manufacturer: Sega

Release	Date	RRP	Code
JP	19xx		HMT-2952

The Mega Terminal (MEGA ターミナル) is a Japan-only accessory for the Sega Mega Drive. It is exceptionally rare and has not been widely documented, however is known to interact with the Sega Mega Modem in some way.

It is presumed the device can link up to an ISDN telephone line and transmit (or receive) data at a rate of 1200-2400bps. As ISDN lines only charged by the number of packets transmitted rather than length of time as charged on standard lines it could often work out cheaper to use ISDN. This was especially true in a game such as Go, which took a long time between moves, whilst transmitting little data.

List of Compatible Software

Go Net (1992)
Sansan (1994)

Physical scans

Mega Drive, JP
Cover

Gallery

Mega Terminal Top
Mega Terminal Bottom
Mega Terminal Back

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 The '''Mega Terminal''' (MEGA ターミナル) is a Japan-only accessory for the [[Sega Mega Drive]]. It is exceptionally rare and has not been widely documented, however is known to interact with the [[Sega Mega Modem]] in some way.
-It is presumed the device can link up to an ISDN telephone line and transmit (or recieve) data at a rate of 1200-2400bps.
+It is presumed the device can link up to an ISDN telephone line and transmit (or receive) data at a rate of 1200-2400bps. As ISDN lines only charged by the number of packets transmitted rather than length of time as charged on standard lines it could often work out cheaper to use ISDN. This was especially true in a game such as Go, which took a long time between moves, whilst transmitting little data.
 ==List of Compatible Software==

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List of Compatible Software

Physical scans

Gallery