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| philips nms8280 ( eBay )
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usuario_msx2
msx freak
Mensajes: 150 |  Publicado: Febrero 16 2006, 13:18 |
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Jazzy
msx addict
Mensajes: 411 | Publicado: Febrero 16 2006, 13:29 |
The least you can do is to provide a translation for non-spanish speaking people.
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[D-Tail]
msx guru
Mensajes: 3020 | Publicado: Febrero 16 2006, 13:46 |
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| MSX NMS8280 with built in digitiser. Works perfectly, all keys of the keyboard are cleaned. It's the German version of the 8280, so it's with a German keyboard [QWERTZ], but it's very easy to replace the ROM with an international one and switch the keys. The keyboard looks like it's unused. The two diskdrives work flawlessly. The front of the case is damaged, it contains 2 scratches (see photos) and a bit of plastic is missing, but that won't do harm to the technical part of the machine. It's a fully featured MSX2 - don't miss out on this one!
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Free translation [c] [D-Snail]  |
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Konamito
msx addict
Mensajes: 439 | Publicado: Febrero 18 2006, 19:08 |
I don't undestand the German version thing: Is it necessary to change the rom to use it as it were English keyboard? I mean if programming and playing games are the same as an English/Spanish version of this computer without changing the refered ROM...
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[D-Tail]
msx guru
Mensajes: 3020 | Publicado: Febrero 19 2006, 10:54 |
International -
Konamito: to someone who's used to an international keyboard, it's a pain in the * to start typing on a German keyboard. The Z and Y keys are swapped.
German -
Konamito: to someone who's used to an international kezboard, it's a pain in the * to start tzping on a German kezboard. The Y and Z keys are swapped.
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mars2000you
msx master
Mensajes: 1723 | Publicado: Febrero 19 2006, 11:04 |
But it could be even more difficult ....
Do you have ever tried a French MSX with an AZERTY keyboard ? |
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AuroraMSX
msx master
Mensajes: 1262 | Publicado: Febrero 19 2006, 12:39 |
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| International -
Konamito: to someone who's used to an international keyboard, it's a pain in the * to start typing on a German keyboard. The Z and Y keys are swapped.
German -
Konamito: to someone who's used to an international kezboard, it's a pain in the * to start tzping on a German kezboard. The Y and Z keys are swapped.
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Zou mean: to someone whoäs used to an international kezboard, itäs a pain in the ( to start tzping on a German kezboard.Not onlz are the Z and Y keys swapped, but a lot of other kezs, too. Have a look at Wikipedia ...
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[D-Tail]
msx guru
Mensajes: 3020 | Publicado: Febrero 19 2006, 13:28 |
AuroraMSX: you rule. Definitely. ^_^
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mars2000you
msx master
Mensajes: 1723 | Publicado: Febrero 19 2006, 18:40 |
Ehmmm ... never tried a Russian MSX with the JCUKEN keyboard ???? Definitely the most difficult keyboard of all MSX keyboards ... ALL the characters are on the wrong location .... Not only a pain in the * is guaranteed, but you can become really crazy !!!! |
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Konamito
msx addict
Mensajes: 439 | Publicado: Febrero 19 2006, 20:11 |
Ok thanks for the information guys!!!
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Jazzy
msx addict
Mensajes: 411 | Publicado: Febrero 20 2006, 09:15 |
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| Ehmmm ... never tried a Russian MSX with the JCUKEN keyboard ???? Definitely the most difficult keyboard of all MSX keyboards ... ALL the characters are on the wrong location .... Not only a pain in the * is guaranteed, but you can become really crazy !!!!
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I second that.
The upside is that you can have a good laugh if you let someone else type something on it.  |
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Yukio
msx professional
Mensajes: 824 | Publicado: Febrero 25 2006, 17:00 |
Maybe, I would need more money!
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