> > Or, as the Japanse claim, it stands for Matsushita/Sony.
>
>MSX BASIC version 2.1
>Copyright 1986 by Microsoft
>
>or
>
>MSX System
>version 1.0
>copyright 1983 by Microsoft.....
>
>That's what MSX machines say..... And as Micrsoft has a habit of shortening
>their name to MS... It would make sense....
Ofcourse it would make sense. But I think it remains to be unclear until
some official written document is found. After all it was ASCII who was
responsible for the DEVELOPMENT of the MSX. And since the story of the
Japanese is the only story actually DOCUMENTED (in an official business
magazine), I think there is a great chance their story makes sense as well.
Rieks.
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