20 Jan
2007
20 Jan
'07
11:07 p.m.
there was at least one Brazilian made unit, with a
detachable keyboard. Ive heard a rumor to the effect
that they were somewhat common in Mexico. Anyone?
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<ard at p850ug1.demon.co.uk> wrote:
most people over
> Perhaps someone from Europe or Asia should chime
in on how the MSX
> wave hit their corner of the planet. In the
States, it was barely a
whisper.
They were not common in the UK as far as I remember, here had Spectrums or BBC micros.
Based on the number of add-ons for them published as
projects in Elektor
magazine, I would guess they were more common in the
Netherlands.
-tony
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21 Jan
21 Jan
2:23 p.m.
there was at least one Brazilian made unit, with a
detachable keyboard. Ive heard a rumor to the effect
that they were somewhat common in Mexico. Anyone?
In Brazil there were:
- Expert 1.0 (detachable kbd)
- Expert 1.1 (same, different ROM)
- Expert Plus (same, but black, different innards
- Expert DDPlus (same as plus, but with internal floppy drive)
- Hotbit 1.0 (white and gray)
- Hotbit 1.1 (same, different ROM)
- Hotbit "1.2" (black, but everything the same as 1.0)
They are somewhat common in argentina, but I don't know about mexico.
Ask me if you want to know something else
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