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text: The MSX home computer system
comments:
- author: Roger Jowett (Ulster Londonderry)
date: Saturday 6th April 2013
text: |-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v$zsjTpFR0oYQ
please help we have zx spectrum 48k and one 128k program running at 6mhz using external ram and snapper discs from velesoft site
- author: Alphamale2039 (Europe)
date: Thursday 4th January 2007
text: About the 2 cartridge slots, of some MSX computers... 1 Cartridge slot could be used to insert a music-module or FM-pack, and then if you inserted a game-cartridge in slot 2, you had better sound/music with digital sound.
- author: Trond (Norway)
date: Friday 9th December 2005
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I love this machine! Spent a lot of time with it when I was 11-14 years old, even learned how to do Assembly on it...
At the time, PCs were slow in comparison. The Z80A had a lot of registers, which made it the most powerful 8-bit CPU ever. The 8080 and 8086 where much smaller and less versatile. Z80s are still used today, often in embedded systems, like network cards.
- author: Chaoticjelly (UK)
date: Monday 2nd August 2004
text: Seems like a very nice little computer, unusual directional pad on the unit itself... like the colour... not sure what the point of having two cart slots is, as I couldnt get mine to do anything with two slots (can you switch between them??)
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