Re: MPR Web updated

2001-04-24 Thread Albert Beevendorp

Hmm... talk about mixed messages. A few days ago, I read MPR had stopped 
its MSX section... I'm glad at least some of it is still active.

At 23:12 23-4-01 +0200, you wrote:
 MSX Power Replay web is just updated...

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Re: MPR Web updated

2001-04-24 Thread Arnaud de Klerk

 Hmm... talk about mixed messages. A few days ago, I read MPR had stopped 
 its MSX section... I'm glad at least some of it is still active.

Nop...

MPR said it will stop the import of MSX goodies, etc...
They didn't say they would stop all their MSX activities...

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Re: MPR Web updated

2001-04-24 Thread Albert Beevendorp

At 08:49 24-4-01 +0200, you wrote:
  Hmm... talk about mixed messages. A few days ago, I read MPR had stopped
  its MSX section... I'm glad at least some of it is still active.

Nop...

MPR said it will stop the import of MSX goodies, etc...
They didn't say they would stop all their MSX activities...

My mistake...


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Re: Going rate for svi328

2001-04-24 Thread Bjørn Boye Skjoldhammer



   The SVI-328 or SV-328 is a quite common computer, also the tape recorder
 was
  I doubt if you find many of these around (at least in Denmark).
 
 Not in Sweden either, it should have been was a 
 

I think these were quite common in USA??

 
   bundled with most of the computers. A fair price would be about US
 $50-100.
   If the computer is a SVI-328 MK II the price would be about US $150-250.
  You must be NUTS!! I think you really are
 
 Perhaps I am;-) It's not that much, just a parking ticket or two;-)

Í don´t tend do pay parking tickets, don´t have a car :-)

 The SVI-328 MK II is really ultra rare, it wasn't even sold in most of
 countries because of the SVI-728.

I guess my 328 and 605 box ended in a junk yard... Though I profanated it before, took 
out the power supply for my msx HD Then it blew up one day and killed my damn 
expensive at that time harddisk, erased DOS2 cartridge  and fried my SCSI interface. I 
guess this was the REVENGE of SVI-328!!! Hehe. A NUTS story from a collector too... 
;-).

Every colloctor of retro computing, today is less or more nuts so no offence ;-), 

 
 
  This stuff is not worth a shit today unless you are crazy enough to get
 the
  system on ebay...
 
 That's almost the only source to get them from today, but if you'r lucky you
 can find them for free. Of course if they aren't worth anything to you,
 don't buy one;) Stick with your P4, Geforce 3 and the lovely SVI-738.

Hehe, I have only a plain P133 :-), no fancy stuff. And indeed SVI-738 is a lovely 
computer. Especially when it is upgraded to MSX2+ and has enough RAM :-))).

Well I apricate that we have one nuts SVI-328 collector, at least I can see some 
interesting 328 stuff :-).
Anyway I think MSX is cooler than 328 :-).

  But if you sell it for such price, good luck!!!
 
 I don't sell any of the Spectravideo items I'v collected, they are to rare
 for me.
 
Guessed so!
 
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Re: Going rate for svi328

2001-04-24 Thread Bjørn Boye Skjoldhammer


 Bjørn Boye Skjoldhammer wrote:
 
   The SVI-328 or SV-328 is a quite common computer, also the tape recorder was
 
  Well, it was...in a galaxy1000 years ago...
  I doubt if you find many of these around (at least in Denmark).
  I used to have one ;-), my first computer...
 
   bundled with most of the computers. A fair price would be about US $50-100.
   If the computer is a SVI-328 MK II the price would be about US $150-250.
 
  You must be NUTS!! I think you really are!
 
  This stuff is not worth a shit today unless you are crazy enough to get the system 
on ebay...from some idiot who thinks he can rip people off
 
 Probably are easy to get in Denmark but not here in Spain.
 Pioneer Palcom PX-7 is easy to get in Australia. Can you buy it at a cheap price in 
Denmark?
 Here Sony HB-F9 and HB-F700 are common MSX2s. Could you find it in the U.K.?
 
 Each country has its own MSXs ;-)
Sure, you will find here only: SONY 75P, CANON, YASHICA, SVI-728 if you are lucky. 
Only MSX1 machines.

 
  What? Are you selling a NEOGEO console or what? No, a bsolete computer
  If someone wanted to buy such stuff for 250 bucks I guess something is wrong with 
that person.
  You can get it for peanuts in Holland!!!
 
  But if you sell it for such price, good luck!!!
 
   The graphic tablet SV-105 is a bit more rare, not that useful though, $50.
 
  50 bucks for SVI tablet, argh...I´m speechless
 
  Sorry, couldn´t resist to reply..
 
 Look this and tell me what do you think:
 
 http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1231252330
 
What I tink?

This a good example of what I have in mind.
Such person goes for the cash, and he knows people are crazy enough to pay the price 
he expects.
In reality there is only a hardcore group which would pay the price. This will cause 
the prices to go up, because other sellers will think, if he can sell it for the price 
why, can´t I? This helps only to make rare msx stuff even more expensive...on ebay!!!

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Re: New msx to use bluetooth?

2001-04-24 Thread Eric . Boon



Alex Wulms wrote:
 No. Another standard. Called something like Brutus if memory serves me well.
 Bluetooth is not possible, due to too high license costs. It is not possible
 to keep the retail price of the machine below 100$ if Bluetooth is used.

Hm, I thought Bluetooth was actually rather low-cost because it was developed
as a standard communication which would allow anything to talk with anything.

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Re: Going rate for svi328

2001-04-24 Thread Saku Taipale


  http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1231252330
 What I tink?

 This a good example of what I have in mind.
 Such person goes for the cash, and he knows people are crazy enough to
 pay the price he expects.

But it's not the sellers fault, it's the people who bid such amounts.

 In reality there is only a hardcore group which would pay the price.
 This will cause the prices to go up, because other sellers will think,
 if he can sell it for the price why, can´t I? This helps only to make
 rare msx stuff even more expensive...on ebay!!!

True, but so what ?
Rare MSX thingies have been expensive and will be, only with luck you'll
get cheap items.

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Re: Going rate for svi328

2001-04-24 Thread Bjørn Boye Skjoldhammer


-snip-

  This a good example of what I have in mind.
  Such person goes for the cash, and he knows people are crazy enough to
  pay the price he expects.
 
 But it's not the sellers fault, it's the people who bid such amounts.
Yeah, you are right :-). In this case I just had in mind the seller mentioning that he 
got lasat time 120 quid for the same cartridge, thus assuming the same price again...

 
  In reality there is only a hardcore group which would pay the price.
  This will cause the prices to go up, because other sellers will think,
  if he can sell it for the price why, can´t I? This helps only to make
  rare msx stuff even more expensive...on ebay!!!
 
 True, but so what ?
 Rare MSX thingies have been expensive and will be, only with luck you'll
 get cheap items.

Yep, indeed you´re right, stay away from ebay if you want cheap stuff :-). The final 
solution ;-).
On the other hand if you have a lot of konami stuff (example) it is nice to see your 
collection gaining some value ;-).

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Re: Going rate for svi328

2001-04-24 Thread Bjørn Boye Skjoldhammer

  I think these were quite common in USA??
 
 I believe not, I have heard from only few of them there.
 
Maybe I´m wrongjust remember it as beeing sold in US...

 Maybe, but you could use your money also lot worse things ;)

Saku have you got some dirty thoughts in your mind, hehe :-) (OR IS IT ME?) :-

  Anyway I think MSX is cooler than 328 :-).
 
 Depends from user (collector), of course.

Sure, that´s my private opinion. SVI is ofcourse a Nice and exceptional machine but 
today nothing that I would kill for. I´m collecting MSX and console stuff now, so no 
interest in other computers for nowbut who nows.maybe some day.

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RE: Going rate for svi328

2001-04-24 Thread m.weel

 In this case I just had in mind the seller mentioning that he got lasat
time 120 quid for the
 same cartridge, thus assuming the same price again...

120 U.K. Pounds
Or did you mean 120 Bucks, aka $120

Even then!
What are they? Insane!

I would never pay that much for any ol' piece of junk! Sure cartridges are
sweet and all but come on the prices of some of the carts is just way too
high!

I think that we should keep in mind that we're talkin' about absolete
hardware so almost everything is a collectorsitem. Which normally implies
that prices should go up. However he group whom actually collects MSX stuff
is growing smaller day by day, yeah it's a shame. So I think even if you're
gonna pay about $100 for anything in about 10 years from now it'll be
totally worthless.

Or do you guys and galls think in ten years or twenty for the MSX-scene will
still be as active or inactive as it is now?

Anyway just my 2 cents and just maybe a nice new thread, puts us to
something new instead of Nishi said this, Nishi said that! :)

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Re: SVI738 MSX upgrade problems

2001-04-24 Thread Marco Antonio Simon dal Poz

On Sun, 22 Apr 2001, JP Grobler wrote:

 Pin 1 on the 27512 is adress line 15
 Pin 1 on the 27256 it is Vpp
 
 Should it be grounded?

One solution is to be connected to gnd, and the other is Vdd.
The issue here is just to fix the logical level, since you are using just
half the eprom.

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Re: Going rate for svi328

2001-04-24 Thread Bjørn Boye Skjoldhammer



  In this case I just had in mind the seller mentioning that he got lasat
 time 120 quid for the
  same cartridge, thus assuming the same price again...
 
 120 U.K. Pounds
 Or did you mean 120 Bucks, aka $120
 

120 UK Sterling P.

 Even then!
 What are they? Insane!
 
Nuts collectors X-).

 I would never pay that much for any ol' piece of junk! Sure cartridges are
 sweet and all but come on the prices of some of the carts is just way too
 high!
I agree on that, but some people are ready to sell their soul for a konami game...
 
 I think that we should keep in mind that we're talkin' about absolete
 hardware so almost everything is a collectorsitem. Which normally implies
 that prices should go up. However he group whom actually collects MSX stuff
 is growing smaller day by day, yeah it's a shame. So I think even if you're
 gonna pay about $100 for anything in about 10 years from now it'll be
 totally worthless.
 
Erm that depends, if the amount of stuff will decrease radically it might be oppsite.

 Or do you guys and galls think in ten years or twenty for the MSX-scene will
 still be as active or inactive as it is now?
 
Depends on outcome of Nishis´s plans :-)
Anyway MSX will be in our hearts at least :-))

I believe classic stuff like konami games will survive.

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Kuma communications

2001-04-24 Thread Pierre Gielen

I have found the communications program for the Kuma interface (as for the
manual: not yet, alas). I forgot who was asking for it, so I've uploaded it
to ftp.funet.fi.

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FUNET

2001-04-24 Thread Jeroen Küppers

Hello.

I just want to access FUNET, for about 5 minutes ago.
But when I logged in, I got this message:


You entered an invalid/improbable password, and are now accessing
restricted subset of files.


How can I take care, that this won't happen again and that I may access the 
/pub  folders again?

Or is there something wrong at my ISP?
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Re: FUNET

2001-04-24 Thread Joost Yervante Damad

'Jeroen K?ppers' wrote about 'FUNET' - Tue, Apr 24, 2001 at 06:07:48PM CEST
 Hello.
 
 I just want to access FUNET, for about 5 minutes ago.
 But when I logged in, I got this message:
 
 
 You entered an invalid/improbable password, and are now accessing
 restricted subset of files.
 
 
 How can I take care, that this won't happen again and that I may access the 
 /pub  folders again?
 
 Or is there something wrong at my ISP?

I have no problem what accessing ftp.funet.fi,
soo it could be your ISP or ftp client.

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Re: No sheets on the internet?

2001-04-24 Thread Laurens Holst

 The 'take all MSX info that is not officialy permitted off the web' is
 Anne's interpretation. And that would make the revival/survival of MSX much
 more difficult. So do not remove it please! 

or at least... not for now... yet.
(that probably isn't very correct english but you should get my point)


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Re: Pictures of Tilburg 2001 online

2001-04-24 Thread Pedro Giebels

 
 I have put my pictures Pictures of Tilburg 2001 online
 http://www.geocities.com/pedro1234_1999/
 The also come on funet

The are on funet now
ftp://ftp.funet.fi/pub/msx/photos/tilburg_2001/

 
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Sheets Dr. Kazuhiko Nishi's lecture, april 21st 2001. online

2001-04-24 Thread Pedro Giebels

The Sheets Dr. Kazuhiko Nishi's lecture, april 21st 2001. are on
http://www.geocities.com/pedro1234_1999/

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www.msx.org updated...

2001-04-24 Thread Laurens Holst

www.msx.org has got a new poll online...
you might want to check it out.


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Re: No sheets on the internet?

2001-04-24 Thread Anne de Raad

  The 'take all MSX info that is not officialy permitted off the web' is
  Anne's interpretation. And that would make the revival/survival of MSX
much
  more difficult. So do not remove it please!

 or at least... not for now... yet.
 (that probably isn't very correct english but you should get my point)

It bothered me a bit already that Hans redirected my words into 'my
opinion'. I decided not to react on it. Now Laurens is copying Hans' part
and reacts on it. I DO need to say something about it now

Actually, I will quote myself:
Message from Anne de Raad, 23-4-2001, 8:26 about the sheets published :

'Seriously, I don't want you to take them offline. I don't see any harm in
publishing them. It is actually quite interesting for the people who weren't
there. I ONLY want to tell you what the japanese people thought of it.'

Please Hans, could you mind this statement before you conclude I want
everything off the web? You're message was from 23-4-2001 at 16:11, so you
read my quote above already. I only want to give the list the view of the
japanese on this subject. www.msx.org did a wise thing and took the sheets
offline already. Let me put it this way, it will stabilize and improve our
contacts with the japanese MSX community.

If your view on my opinion was about the ROMs and other copyrighted MSX
software only, then you are right. I really think we should take all the
copyrighted MSX software offline. Just to TRY to get the MSX PLAYER a bit
popular. As soon as those old games become commercial interesting again and
the copyrights 'revive' a bit, we should learn something from the past. We
should stick together and try to convince everyone it is for the sake of MSX
that the software will only be available via the official ASCII MSX server.
Yes, ASCII will make money that way, but ASCII will also see that the
MSX-system is something they should go on with. I assure you, when the
emulator fails, we won't see any new MSX..

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Re: No sheets on the internet?

2001-04-24 Thread Sander Zuidema

I agree with Anne on this one.
We MSX users were partly responsible for the failure of the MSX system.
A lot of companes stopped developing software for MSX because of the low
sales (because of excessive copying).
Some people adore Martos and are glad he's back in the MSX scene.
I can only say that I see people like Martos as a huge threat to the entire
revival project.
As for the sheets: Kazuhiko Nishi has proven he still thinks of the European
MSX
scene very highly, by letting us be the first in the world to hear the
announcement
of the singlechip MSX. If he does not like the sheets on the internet, we
will have
to respect that and remove them from the internet.

Greetings,

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Re: No sheets on the internet?

2001-04-24 Thread Laurens Holst

 If your view on my opinion was about the ROMs and other copyrighted MSX
 software only, then you are right. I really think we should take all the
 copyrighted MSX software offline. Just to TRY to get the MSX PLAYER a bit
 popular. As soon as those old games become commercial interesting again and
 the copyrights 'revive' a bit, we should learn something from the past. We
 should stick together and try to convince everyone it is for the sake of MSX
 that the software will only be available via the official ASCII MSX server.
 Yes, ASCII will make money that way, but ASCII will also see that the
 MSX-system is something they should go on with. I assure you, when the
 emulator fails, we won't see any new MSX..

I say let's wait for the MSX-Player and MSX-Server first...
Would be a shame if Nishi's plans don't work out and we have lost all stuff we
collected through time, eh? I also think we should leave the files not available
on the MSX-Server online at funet.


~Grauw




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