Philips NMS 8220
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Philips NMS 8220
Philips NMS 8220
Brand Philips
Type NMS 8220
Year 1986
RAM 64kB
VRAM 128kB
Media
Video Yamaha V9938
Audio PSG
Extras built-in designer program

Specifications

NMS 8220 manual

The Philips NMS 8220 was released in 1985 by Philips. The abbreviation NMS stands for New Media Systems. This compact computer has a built-in drawing program called 'Designer' that boots up automatically, but can be skipped by holding the ESC key. The machine features 2 cartridge ports and is often used in combination with a data recorder, such as the Philips NMS-1515 Data Recorder.

The NMS 8220 was also sold under the name VG-8220.

Detailed specifications

  • MSX-Engine: S-3527
  • PSG: (S-3527)
  • Connectors
    • mains cable
    • RF-output
    • CVBS monitor
    • SCART audio/video-output using RGB
    • data recorder
    • Centronics compatible Parallel port for a printer
    • detachable keyboard connector
    • 2 joystick ports
  • 2 cartridge slots