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Bandai Gundam RX-78
Computers
Home Computer
Japan
1983
Zilog Z80A
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Gundam RX-78 /media/museum/photos/bandai_gundam_rx78_2.jpg /companies/bandai Bandai
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NAME Gundam RX-78
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MANUFACTURER Bandai
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TYPE Home Computer
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ORIGIN Japan
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YEAR September 1983
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BUILT IN LANGUAGE BS-BASIC delivered on cartridge
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KEYBOARD QWERTY chicklet keyboard, 61 keys
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CPU Zilog Z80A
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SPEED 4.1Mhz
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RAM 30 kb
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ROM 8 kb
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TEXT MODES 30 x 23
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GRAPHIC MODES 192 x 184
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COLORS 27
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SOUND 3 voices (4 octaves) + 1 noise generator
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SIZE / WEIGHT 286 x 210 x 48.5 mm / 1.5kg
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I/O PORTS 2 joysticks sockets, 2 x cartridge slots, RF video, video & sound (RCA)
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POWER SUPPLY DC 10.6V, 820mA
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PRICE 59800 yens (Japan, 1983)
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RX-78 - ZOOM ON KEYBOARD /media/museum/photos/bandai_gundam-rx-78_zoom.jpg
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COMPLETE WITH BOX & JOYSTICKS /media/museum/photos/bandai_gundam-rx-78_complete.jpg
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THE BOX Thanks to J. Kubota for this picture\ Please, visits its [site](http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/kopa.htm) ! /media/museum/photos/bandai_gundam_rx78_box.jpg
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PROMOTIONAL LEAFLET - COVER /media/museum/pubs/bandai_gundam-rx-78_prm-leaflet_cover.jpg
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PROMOTIONAL LEAFLET - INSIDE /media/museum/pubs/bandai_gundam-rx-78_prm-leaflet_1.jpg
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PROMOTIONAL LEAFLET - INSIDE #2 /media/museum/pubs/bandai_gundam-rx-78_prm-leaflet_2.jpg
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CARTRIDGES /media/museum/software/bandai_gundam-rx-78_carts.jpg
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GAME #1 /media/museum/software/bandai_rx78_game1.jpg
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BASEBALL GAME /media/museum/software/bandai_rx78_baseball_box.jpg
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eRX-78 http://www1.interq.or.jp/~t-takeda/top.html Windows TAKEDA, toshiya's RX-78 emulator
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ASSEMBLER SITE http://assembler.roarvgm.com/Gundam/gundam.html Another picture here with accessories
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Personal Computer Nostalgia (Japanese) http://member.nifty.ne.jp/s-kato/rx78.html Another japanese page with some infos
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https://web.archive.org/web/20230609172241/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=478 2023-06-09

The Gundam RX-78 was originaly a very popular manga animation movie from the 80's. Bandai then marketed a personal computer under this name...

Little is known about this small computer. Since the Gundam Rx-78 was only sold in Japan nearly all the information currently comes from Japanese websites.

The capabilities of the RX-78 were not bad at all for 1983, and the space between the keys offered the possibility to use keyboard overlays with games or applications, except maybe for complaints about the poor keyboard quality.

It appears that there were two cartridge slots at the back of the system. One slot was often used for the BS Basic programming language and the other could be used for special expansion cartridges (to connect a printer for example).

The BS-Basic cartridge was also equipped with connectors to plug a tape-recorder into the RX-78.

While games were the main software developed for this computer an asian brand word processor was also available.

We need more info about this computer ! If you designed, used, or have more info about this system, please send us pictures or anything you might find useful.