In 1983, the software company Microsoft, together with ASCII from Japan, decided to create a standard for home computers. Many well-known names joined in. A narrow staircase leads down to the retro ...

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If you are as long in the business as I am (I really don't wanna say if you are as old as I am) then you will probably remember MSX. MSX was the name of a standardized home computer architecture, ...

Something of a rarity in the US, the MSX computer standard was rather popular in other parts of the world but mostly existed in the computer-in-a-keyboard format popular in the 80s. [Aron Hoekstra aka ...

Something of a rarity in the US, the MSX computer standard was rather popular in other parts of the world but mostly existed in the computer-in-a-keyboard format popular in the 80s. [Aron Hoekstra aka ...

A fantastic Raspberry Pi workstation has been created by Instructables member ”lewisb42” who has taken inspiration from the 1980s MSX Computer. Using a variety of 3D printer parts components, wooden ...

I’m not sure how many Siliconera readers have seen a proper MSX before, but it doesn’t look anything like standard gaming console. The MSX was a computer co-developed by Microsoft which was also used ...