--- title: Sony Hit-Bit F1XD categories: - Computers types: - Home Computer origins: - Japan years: - '1985' cpus: - Zilog Z80A params: name: Hit-Bit F1XD company: /companies/sony company_name: Sony specs: - label: NAME value: Hit-Bit F1XD - label: MANUFACTURER value: Sony - label: TYPE value: Home Computer - label: ORIGIN value: Japan - label: YEAR value: ? 1985 - label: BUILT IN LANGUAGE value: MSX Basic version 2.0, Disk Basic version 1.0 - label: KEYBOARD value: Full stroke keyboard with numeric keypad and arrow keys. 5 function keys. HOME, INS, DEL, STOP, PAUSE, RESET. - label: CPU value: Zilog Z80A or equivalent - label: SPEED value: 3.58 MHz - label: CO-PROCESSOR value: 'Video Display Processor : V9938 (MSX-VIDEO)' - label: RAM value: 64 KB - label: VRAM value: 128 KB - label: ROM value: 48 KB - label: TEXT MODES value: 40 x 24 / 32 x 24 - label: GRAPHIC MODES value: 64 x 48 / 256 x 192 / 256 x 212 / 512 x 212 - label: COLORS value: '512' - label: SOUND value: 3 channels, 8 octaves - label: I/O PORTS value: Joystick(1 or 2), Cartridge(2), Tape(1200/2400 baud), RGB, Composite Video, Centronics, External Audio - label: BUILT IN MEDIA value: Built-in 3.5'' (2DD, 720 KB) - label: OS value: MSX DOS 2.0 - label: POWER SUPPLY value: Built-in PSU - label: PRICE value: 54,800 yen (Japan, 1988) tabs: - photos - adverts - software - emulators - links - videos photos: - title: HB-F1XD subtitle: '' text: '' image: null - title: RIGHT SIDE subtitle: '' text: '' image: null - title: BOX COVER subtitle: '' text: '' image: null adverts: - title: JAPANESE ADVERT subtitle: '' text: Thanks to [Dreaming Tomorrow](http://uratomo.hp.infoseek.co.jp/game/museum/msx/f1xd.htm) for this picture image: null - title: 'JAPANESE ADVERT #2' subtitle: '' text: '' image: null screenshots: - title: SCREENSHOT subtitle: '' text: '' image: null emulators: - title: BlueMSX url: http://www.bluemsx.com/ platform: Windows text: Excellent free MSX emulator - title: fMSX32 url: HTTP://WWW.RETRODEV.INFO/ platform: Other platform text: The excellent fMSX, but ported onto the GamePark GP32 handheld console. - title: openMSX - The MSX emulator that aims for perfection. url: http://openmsx.sourceforge.net/ platform: Multiplatform text: This new MSX emulator can reproduce, among many other MSX, MSX2and MSX2+ machines, both Panasonic Turbo-R models. Be sure to get the catapult frontend and the system roms from FUNET. links: - title: Dreaming Tomorrow url: http://uratomo.hp.infoseek.co.jp/game/museum/msx/f1xd.htm text: Interesting japanese adverts - title: MSX Faq url: http://www.faq.msxnet.org text: Here, you can find near all hardware pieces related to MSX. videos: - title: Sony MSX2 F1XD japanese TV commercial url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOul-phnDI8 text: 'Length: 15 s' comments: - author: César Guerra (Campinas - Brasil) date: Saturday 24th April 2010 text: I have one original manual of Sony F1XDmk2 in Japonese. - author: Vacceo (Spain) date: Thursday 27th April 2006 text: |- Can anybody tell the differences between the F1XD and the F1XDmk2?\ Thanks! - author: Paulo Vaz (Brazil) date: Sunday 2nd January 2005 text: |- I´m looking for original or scanned manuals for Sony HitBit F1XD systems, because my machine don´t came with any manual. Thanks in advance! related: - /museum/canon-v-25 - /museum/jvc-hc-95 - /museum/kawai-kmc-5000 - /museum/msx-2 - /museum/panasonic-fs-a1 - /museum/panasonic-fs-a1f - /museum/sony-hit-bit-f500 - /museum/sony-hit-bit-f700 - /museum/sony-hit-bit-f9 - /museum/sony-hit-bit-g900f oc_id: 773 source: url: https://web.archive.org/web/20230601222333/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=773 date: '2023-06-01' --- This [MSX 2](/museum/msx-2/) system, is basicaly a Sony HB-F1 with a 3.5" disk drive built-in the case (2DD, 720 KB). The keyboard is quite complete with a numeric keypad and special keys. There is a hardware PAUSE-button which hangs the computer when pressed. The SPEED-CONTROLLER slider (slow-motion) and the REN-SHA-TURBO slider (auto-fire for both joysticks and spacebar) are nice features for playing games. Sadly this computer was only sold in Japan, so it's pretty hard to find one nowadays...
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