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Home » Community » Photoshoots » Japan 2003 (MSX Magazine Festival - Computers)

Japan 2003 (MSX Magazine Festival - Computers)

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Two external diskdrives in one casing. Nice!
Two external diskdrives in one casing. Nice!
The Toshiba slot-expander
The Toshiba slot-expander
A closeup of this 4-slot expander
A closeup of this 4-slot expander
Yamaha SFG-01 audio module and a synth that works with it
Yamaha SFG-01 audio module and a synth that works with it
Ever wanted to play A1 spirit?
Ever wanted to play A1 spirit?
MSX-Audio prototype
MSX-Audio prototype
A links modem
A links modem
Sony HBI-300
Sony HBI-300
Some of the computers that were on display
Some of the computers that were on display
An overview of the MSX advertisments and computers on display
An overview of the MSX advertisments and computers on display
Never mind the card, never mind the bent keyboard. This is not an MSX1 prototype, but a turboR prototype!
Never mind the card, never mind the bent keyboard. This is not an MSX1 prototype, but a turboR prototype!
ASCII's MSX2+ prototype
ASCII's MSX2+ prototype
ASCII's MSX2 prototype
ASCII's MSX2 prototype
An MSX1 prototype which has an external Z80
An MSX1 prototype which has an external Z80
A closeup of the ASCII MSX2+ prototype
A closeup of the ASCII MSX2+ prototype
A closeup of the ASCII MSX2+ prototype
A closeup of the ASCII MSX2+ prototype
A closeup of the ASCII MSX2 prototype
A closeup of the ASCII MSX2 prototype
A fine Panasonic FS-A1-ST MSX turboR
A fine Panasonic FS-A1-ST MSX turboR
A Panasonic FS-A1-WX in very good shape
A Panasonic FS-A1-WX in very good shape
The Sony MSX HB-T7 communications terminal
The Sony MSX HB-T7 communications terminal
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