How an 80s standard supported by Microsoft and Sony became Japan's most successful PC outside its home territory. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here ...
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In 1983, the software company Microsoft, together with ASCII from Japan, decided to create a standard for home computers. Many well-known names joined in. A narrow staircase leads down to the retro ...
If you are as long in the business as I am (I really don't wanna say if you are as old as I am) then you will probably remember MSX. MSX was the name of a standardized home computer architecture, ...
Something of a rarity in the US, the MSX computer standard was rather popular in other parts of the world but mostly existed in the computer-in-a-keyboard format popular in the 80s. [Aron Hoekstra aka ...
Something of a rarity in the US, the MSX computer standard was rather popular in other parts of the world but mostly existed in the computer-in-a-keyboard format popular in the 80s. [Aron Hoekstra aka ...
A fantastic Raspberry Pi workstation has been created by Instructables member ”lewisb42” who has taken inspiration from the 1980s MSX Computer. Using a variety of 3D printer parts components, wooden ...
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