RE: I have a dream.. bogus?
-Oorspronkelijk bericht- Van: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Namens Maico Arts Verzonden: dinsdag 28 augustus 2001 7:43 Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Onderwerp: Re: I have a dream.. bogus? yup but I only have 3 NMS8250, 1 NMS 8280, philips music module, 2x toshiba keyboard (1 converted for use with philips music module), panasonic fm-pac, midisaurus, moonsound (+ 512kb extra), 4mb memorymapper and a ide interface. So I dont have all that kewl stuff like turbo-r and gfx 9000 :) Is that all you got? I don't even want to start to sum up all my msx hardware... It will start with 2 MSX Turbo-R's though... wanna sell one of those?? pepijn _ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com -- For info, see http://www.stack.nl/~wynke/MSX/listinfo.html
Re: MSX Pictures - Help needed
At 23:24 27-8-01 +0200, you wrote: I must have some pictures about a special red Sony somewhere. When I find them, I'll send them to you. What is a MNS 8260? Never heard of it. Don't know much about it except it is listed on the MSX Hardware FAQ ... and a few other sites, but I guess this system never existed or was just in a project stage ... anybody knows more about it? (NMS-8260: MSX2 computer, internal harddisk, ??? (rumour!)) Phil I thought the NMS 8260 had MSX-Audio built-in GreeTz, BiFi Visit my Home Page at www.bifi.msxnet.org mail me at: [EMAIL PROTECTED] FTP: ftp.bifi.msxnet.org ICQ #36126979 -- For info, see http://www.stack.nl/~wynke/MSX/listinfo.html
Re: MSX Pictures - Help needed
Hello, When I had time, I used to browse : www.yahoo.co.jp Then entering the search string msx, you can actually find/save hundreds of pictures of MSX hardware and software. Regards, Werner Kai Philip Pera wrote: Hi all, I'm looking to make a MSX Museum - so far I've collected some 163 picutres of different MSXes, but still miss 84! I went through almost every possible source on the web trying finding them - but it gets hard! Below is the list of the missing ones, if you have a decent picture of any, please send it to me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thanks in advance. Phil The missing MSxes are: Canon V-30 Canon V-30F Canon V-335 Daewoo DPH-64 Daewoo CPC-300 Daewoo V-30 Daewoo V-30F Goldstar FC-80 Goldstar FC-100 Hitachi HINT Hitachi MB-H1E Hitachi MB-H21 JVC Victor HC-6AV JVC Victor HC-30 JVC Victor HC-180 JVC Victor HC-10 AV JVC Victor HC-9S Mitsubishi ML-FX2 Mitsubishi ML-G1 Mitsubishi ML-G3 Mitsubishi ML-G30mkII Mitsubishi ML-H70 National CF-3300 National FS-3900 National FS-4700F National FS-5500F1 Olympia PHC-28 Panasonic CF-2000 Panasonic CF-3000 Panasonic CF-3300 Panasonic FS-A1FM Panasonic FS-VW30WSX Paxon PC T55 Perfect 2 Philips MNS-8255 Philips MNS-8260 Radofin Triton Radiola MX-180 Sakhr Al-Alamiah AX-100 Sakhr Al-Alamiah AX-235 Sakhr Al-Alamiah AX-250 Sakhr Al-Alamiah AX-335 Sakhr Al-Alamiah AX-350 Sakhr Al-Alamiah AX-500 Sakhr Al-Alamiah SX-100 Sakhr Al-Alamiah SX-101 Samsung SPC-800 Sanyo MPC-3 Sanyo MPC-4 Sanyo MPC-5 Sanyo MPC-6 Sanyo MPC-10mk2 Sanyo MPC-11 Sanyo MPC-200 Sanyo MPC-X Sanyo MPC-25F Sanyo MPC-25FD Sanyo MPC-25FK Sanyo MPC-25FS Sanyo PHC-23JB Sanyo MPC-77 Sanyo MPC-175FD Sony HB-FX50 Sony HB-WX2+ Talent DPC-200 Talent TPC-310 Toshiba HX-10D Toshiba HX-10E Toshiba HX-31 Toshiba HX-33 Yamaha AX-230 Yamaha CX5MII/64 Yamaha CX-11 Yamaha CX-100 Yamaha AX-330 Yamaha AX-350II Yamaha AX-500 Yamaha CX-7M Yamaha CX-7/128 Yamaha YIS-503III Yamaha YIS-503IIIR Yamaha YIS-604 -- For info, see http://www.stack.nl/~wynke/MSX/listinfo.html
Re: MSX Pictures - Help needed
At 13:04 28-8-2001 -0300, Werner Kai wrote: Hello, When I had time, I used to browse : www.yahoo.co.jp Then entering the search string msx, you can actually find/save hundreds of pictures of MSX hardware and software. Regards, Werner Kai Or try http://images.google.com greetings arjan Philip Pera wrote: Hi all, I'm looking to make a MSX Museum - so far I've collected some 163 picutres of different MSXes, but still miss 84! I went through almost every possible source on the web trying finding them - but it gets hard! Below is the list of the missing ones, if you have a decent picture of any, please send it to me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thanks in advance. Phil The missing MSxes are: Canon V-30 Canon V-30F Canon V-335 Daewoo DPH-64 Daewoo CPC-300 Daewoo V-30 Daewoo V-30F Goldstar FC-80 Goldstar FC-100 Hitachi HINT Hitachi MB-H1E Hitachi MB-H21 JVC Victor HC-6AV JVC Victor HC-30 JVC Victor HC-180 JVC Victor HC-10 AV JVC Victor HC-9S Mitsubishi ML-FX2 Mitsubishi ML-G1 Mitsubishi ML-G3 Mitsubishi ML-G30mkII Mitsubishi ML-H70 National CF-3300 National FS-3900 National FS-4700F National FS-5500F1 Olympia PHC-28 Panasonic CF-2000 Panasonic CF-3000 Panasonic CF-3300 Panasonic FS-A1FM Panasonic FS-VW30WSX Paxon PC T55 Perfect 2 Philips MNS-8255 Philips MNS-8260 Radofin Triton Radiola MX-180 Sakhr Al-Alamiah AX-100 Sakhr Al-Alamiah AX-235 Sakhr Al-Alamiah AX-250 Sakhr Al-Alamiah AX-335 Sakhr Al-Alamiah AX-350 Sakhr Al-Alamiah AX-500 Sakhr Al-Alamiah SX-100 Sakhr Al-Alamiah SX-101 Samsung SPC-800 Sanyo MPC-3 Sanyo MPC-4 Sanyo MPC-5 Sanyo MPC-6 Sanyo MPC-10mk2 Sanyo MPC-11 Sanyo MPC-200 Sanyo MPC-X Sanyo MPC-25F Sanyo MPC-25FD Sanyo MPC-25FK Sanyo MPC-25FS Sanyo PHC-23JB Sanyo MPC-77 Sanyo MPC-175FD Sony HB-FX50 Sony HB-WX2+ Talent DPC-200 Talent TPC-310 Toshiba HX-10D Toshiba HX-10E Toshiba HX-31 Toshiba HX-33 Yamaha AX-230 Yamaha CX5MII/64 Yamaha CX-11 Yamaha CX-100 Yamaha AX-330 Yamaha AX-350II Yamaha AX-500 Yamaha CX-7M Yamaha CX-7/128 Yamaha YIS-503III Yamaha YIS-503IIIR Yamaha YIS-604 -- For info, see http://www.stack.nl/~wynke/MSX/listinfo.html -- For info, see http://www.stack.nl/~wynke/MSX/listinfo.html
Japanese shop
Hi I don't if someone already knows it. There's a shop located in Hokkaido island that sells MSX games and ships them internationally. They accept International Postal Money Orders and PayPal as payment methods. Its name is Loose-Logic. Check their homepage and their MSX sale list: http://www.loose-logic.com/ http://www.loose-logic.com/game/gamebuy/msxbuy.htm Their prices are reasonable (I think that Akihabara shops are a lot more expensive). For instance they sell Parodius, Salamander and Nemesis III for 4300 yens each game. And in good condition, check these pictures: http://www.arrakis.es/~ivalat/DSCF0026.jpg http://www.arrakis.es/~ivalat/DSCF0027.jpg Send them an e-mail if you are interesed: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] (they understand English) Greets P.S: Use Altavista Babelfish to get the MSX sale list translated. There's a column in the list that tells you if the game has box and/or instructions. -- For info, see http://www.stack.nl/~wynke/MSX/listinfo.html
Re: I have a dream.. bogus?
It will start with 2 MSX Turbo-R's though... wanna sell one of those?? You don't want it... One of them has a little problem with the keyboard... The spacebar does not function quite properly... And then again: I don't want to sell it... And if I would sell it, then it would be too expensive... greetings Maico Arts -- For info, see http://www.stack.nl/~wynke/MSX/listinfo.html
Mega update in UZIX page and version 0.2.0 released
Hi, MSXers. If you thought that UZIX project was dead, you're wrong. UZIX page got a major update. Here are the news: - New site layout To handle the news of the project. - Site update Including project status, introduction and how-to texts and installation and Internet connection guides. - Updated UZIX 1.0 installation programs Small changes to make it easier installing UZIX on a MSX that doesn't use partitioning scheme. - C compiler targeted for UZIX Tired of programming for a monotask and monouser system? Now the Hitech-C compiler is available with UZIX libraries (standard, math and TCP/IP), so you can compile applications for UZIX 1.0 and 2.0. Besides a guide about creating UZIX application , is also available MSXDOS, MS-DOS and Linux versions of the compiler. - UZIX 0.2.0 Finally the new version of the unique UNIX operating system for MSX is available, with all features and applications of UZIX 1.0 and, yet, new features: * direct access to floppy drive on MSX Turbo-R; Faster access (and no more problems) with floppy disks in MSX Turbo-R . * kernel support to RS232 interfaces; Allowing RS232 access even using the shell. * Sunrise RS232 and ACCNET support; Throw away your Gradiente TM-2 modem and buy NOW your Sunrise RS232 interface or ACCNET and access Internet at 56Kbps! (no, I'm not being paid by Sunrise or HNostar for the marketing) * intelligent memory utilization; Dynamic memory allocation for processes, allowing applications to use from only 16kb to 48kb of linear memory. More powerful applications and more efficient memory utilization, allowing UZIX to run on a MSX2 with 128kb RAM or on a MSX Turbo-R with 4096kb RAM (no, UZIX 2.0 does not work - and will not - on a MSX1). * virtual terminals; Would you like to make two things at the same time on your MSX? Three? Would you like to have two, three MSX running at the same time and sharing the same HD/floppy/RS232/etc? Duplicate, triplicate, multiply your work on MSX! Now UZIX has virtual terminals: you have virtual monitors on your MSX, easily accessible by GRAPH+Fn keys! - FudeBrowZer 1.2 UZIX 2.0 version of FudeBrowZer. It has the same functionality of version 1.1 (for UZIX 1.0), but also has dynamic WILD server selection. - Extra applications for UZIX 2.0 Using DOS emulation, some applications, not available on UZIX, as an example, were ported, expanding (more) the usage of the system: PMARC, PMEXT, XARJ, UNPMA, MED (ASCII's text editor), MBASIC and Microsoft Multiplan. Check the screenshots of UZIX at the site. The installation package and the diskimage are also available. The address, as always, is: http://uzix.msx.org Regards, Adriano Camargo Rodrigues da Cunha ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://www.adrpage.cjb.net MSX: more fun per less MHz Aibohphobia n. - The fear of palindromes _ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com -- For info, see http://www.stack.nl/~wynke/MSX/listinfo.html
