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A while back, I picked up a big MZ-80B lot on Rakuten Market, a distant third in the so-called flea market apps in Japan. So little happens on Rakuten Market that I almost never have the motivation to make myself check current listings, it's seriously like once or twice a month, compared to Mercari, which at least has enough volume to make it worth checking throughout the day, or Yahoo Auctions, which has tons of good things all the time. But fortune was with me, as I was able to pick this up for a very fair price. It was a three-box set so I think the shipping put some people off, but overall this was still a big-time bargain. 続き⇒ |
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Somehow, Yahoo Auctions thought I might want the Toshiba TVG-610. Generally I limit my searches to computers, but that includes MSX, and sometimes looking at MSX stuff brings up Famicom results, which if you click on them may start to affect your results and return game stuff. Anyway, this came up on my "based on your browsing history" list, and I didn't buy it on the spot, but I sure was impressed by the aesthetics. I did eventually buy it, just because it was so cool looking. 続き⇒ |
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Sharp is heavily represented in my collection, and for a couple of good reasons. They are divided into two groups: computer division (MZ series and the oddball PC-3100) and home electronics division (X1 and X68000), which I don't think happened at any other manufacturer. Another is that they're just so cool-looking. 続き⇒ |
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I bought this machine at a pretty bargain price because it was shown to power up, but not display anything. It went for about 25-30% of the typical final price (with free shipping!) because nobody, including me, wants an FM Towns with an integrated monitor that doesn’t work. But I decided to take a risk, because I had a sneaking suspicion that there was a low-tech fix. 続き⇒ |
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