I have a few, but there are people here with truck loads of MSX machines, cause they collect everything MSX.
1x Canon V-20
1x Sony HB-75P
1x Sony HB-F9P
1x Philips VG-8020
2x Philips VG-8235
2x Philips NMS-8250
Still looking for a Sony hb-f700p and a Philips nms-8245. 
Why ? No reason, really. Bought some really cheap, at flea markets and second hand stores. The VG-8020 is pure nostalgia, was my first computer 30+ years ago. Not the same one, though. That one got replaced by a 16 bit machine with different OS. After that, it was all pc and/or game consoles. Bought a (100% working) vg-8235 in 2003 for euro 25,00. That somewhat started the MSX bug again. Still fierce competition from pc and ps1/2 in those days and later from the ps3. Can't remember the last time I used my ps3, honestly. Last two years mainly gaming on MSX or ww2 shooters on pc.
The Sony F9P I play on and use the 8250's for everything else but gaming.
Updated list:
Spectravideo SVI-738 (MSX1) mint
Spectravideo SVI-738 (MSX2 upgraded 128 or 256K RAM?), stored somewhere in pieces - need to finish brightening the keys and enclosure
Spectravideo SVI-738 (MSX2+ heavily upgraded, RGB, FM-PAC, 1MB ram...), though it did not work well years ago, had some spontaneous freeze issues. Did not fix it yet.
Panasonic turbo R FS-A1ST (will upgrade later to 512K)
Panasonic WX MSX2+ (will upgrade later to 256K)
Panasonic A1F MSX2 (will upgrade later to 128K)
Sanyo Wavy 70FD MSX2+ (upgraded to 128K)
Sony HB-F700D MSX2 256K
Sony HB-F700D MSX2 (dead for years)
Philips NMS-8280 MSX2 128K
Sony HB-F1XD MSX2 64K
Sony HB-F900 (The black one) MSX2 256K
Neo Zemmix (Brazil) MSX2+
OCM MSX2+
MSX computers always bring joy 
). More MSX, more fun . Although space can become a problem 
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1.- Toshiba HX-20E, my first MSX in may 1986... Just a random buy on a JEWELLERY (!!) They were selling out stuff and it costed 20000 Pts, around 140 € of then... Cheap for that year I would say... specially when they also gave Hyper Sports 3 away with the purchase... But poor me, how little I knew it was a trap. It was the most infuriating and saddening experience as a MSX user I can remember. Nothing worked on it except ROM's and 10% of comercial games as its memory layout is a nightmare to properly use it. Besides, SCC was virtually unheardable (10% SCC vs 100% PSG), its VDP was a T6950 so it meant horridly saturated colors 9 and 12... So, how couldn'y I hate it from the bottom of my heart? But I had nothing else so I struggled...
2.- Then, somewhere around 1994 (?) I got a Philips NMS-8250 (my main MSX as of now) from a friend in high school. He just didn't use it, and it was getting dust and told me to take care of it "somewhat temporally"... But he forgot about it.
I didn't really do much with it then (for decades, I would say), as its disk drive broke relatively fast, and then some time after I physically destroyed its magnetic heads. Then my father let a TV accidentally fall (!!!!?) onto it also and RF support was literally chopped off. Luckily its RGB is just crystal clear magic and that's what I'm using right now. I performed some V9958 replacement in 2019, some broken RAM IC replacing, and then a final epoxy fix for the frontal. Nowadays, I'm using it more than ever for my silly challenging programming needs.
OTOH, thanks to GR8NET I somewhat don't need disk support, so I'm unsure about getting some new generation disk drive for it. My Toshiba HX-20E experience also got better thanks to GR8NET, so everyone is happier now
Thing I learnt: Toshiba's MSX's (and most specifically HX-20's) are a real RARITY across the world according to what people are claiming in this thread...
