Spectravideo SVI‑328
Microsoft Japan’s CEO Kazuhiko Nishi was tired of all the different computers and implementations back in 1980. So they wanted to create a new computer standard so everything would be easier for software developers and hardware developers.
Spectravideo SVI‑328
Microsoft Japan’s CEO Kazuhiko Nishi was tired of all the different computers and implementations back in 1980. So they wanted to create a new computer standard so everything would be easier for software developers and hardware developers.
Companies like Philips, Sony, Toshiba, Panasonic (and many more) were also trying to find a new system and they’ve cooperated with Microsoft to make a new system.
Mr. Nishi saw the Spectravideo SVI-328 and created his new standard, MSX. Based on this machine.
Spectravideo had to rerelease their machine to comply with the MSX-standards (bigger cartridge slot).
This is the SVI-728.
