A new MSX (3?) for 2022 ?

From Mr.Nishi on Twitter : (show a MSX3 Cartridge for MSX but project was a REAL MSX with keyboard for user which have not MSX anymore at home and download system for software.
Translation approx. from Japanese
"we will have at least three products in 2022 on Amazon.
1 msx engine 3 for oem and hobby system builders.
2 msx 3 keyboard type (PRO and light)
3 msx 3 IOT cartridge for msx1, msx2, or stand alone use."
"2 outputs
old msx analog connecter within the spec of each screen mode or scroll screen. audio is mono channel.
hdmi connecter on cartridge for full video and stereo audio outputs."
"With silicon disc You can download games or dump them into a library."

There's a lot of discussion about the audio and video capabilities of the MSX3 but I'm honestly really curious and excited about the whole "IoT" thing. I didn't get what Nishi meant by that at first but there have been a few posts lately like this where he mentions "grove" or "grove connectors." Between the name and the pictures is it safe to say he's talking about this from Seeed? Looks like an easy way to hook different components up without worrying about soldering or designing a PCB. While it's geared towards IoT/home automation stuff, those sensors like gryoscopes and speech sensors could have interesting uses in games and who knows what else. A big part of the fun of MSX for me is the extensibility and this seems like a cool step forward for that.

I just hope that 600 euro price tag ends up being the maximum price for a pro model keyboard type and that we can get our hands on a bare MSX3 engine or cartridge cheaper! But either way these are exciting times :)

It is not only necessary to be passionate or interested but also to buy this hardware.
The more there are sales, the more we will have other hardware and software.
So excited to have a new complete MSX (whether it's all integrated like the MSX2+ or separate keyboard (Tower)).
I think with HDMI to connect to TV?
For me the main thing is MSX compatibility from 1 to Turbo-R and an internet download system (even paid ok) for games and software.
I wonder if this new MSX will have internet access (What software like Chrome?) and if we can have basic PC software (like Word for example).
I use my PC so little (private administrative only) that perhaps this MSX could replace my PC.

If the price tag of the standalone is really +600E nobody will buy it for IoT. It will end up selling few hundred/thousand units to hardcore old school MSX enthusiasts. The cartridge for MSX will be much more interesting, if they price it reasonably.

Yes, indeed, Grauw, but I think he already had that in mind in the early 80's. The whole MSX concept was already supposed to be using VLSI and being used inside other devices. But that didn't quite take off at the time. I think Mr Nishi has a very sharp eye for the future.