MSX Peripheral

The following is a list of MSX Peripheral in the Centre for Computing History collection. It is not an exhaustive list of and other peripherals may have been produced. If you have any hardware that you would like to donate to our collection, please view our donations page.

There are 9 MSX Peripheral in our collection :
Order By : Title - Release Date - Publisher
 Yamaha YK-01 Keyboard Date: Yamaha YK-01 Keyboard

This MIDI keyboard is designed for use with the Yamaha CX5M MSX music computer

Manufacturer : Yamaha

Hudson Soft Joy Card Date: Hudson Soft Joy Card

The Hudson Soft Joy Card is a joypad released in Japan for the MSX series of home computers

Manufacturer : Hudson Soft

Konix Speedking Autofire Joystick Date: 1986 Konix Speedking Autofire Joystick

An ergonomically designed microswitch joystick with autofire switch

Manufacturer : Konix

Konix Speedking Joystick Date: 1986 Konix Speedking Joystick

An ergonomically designed microswitch joystick, this version had no autofire switch

Manufacturer : Konix

Pioneer PX-TB7 Tablet Date: Pioneer PX-TB7 Tablet

The Pioneer PX-TB7 tablet connects to any MSX computer (and was designed specifically for Pioneer's PX-7 model) to allow user input using a pen

Manufacturer : Pioneer

Toshiba Floppy Disk Unit Date: 1985 Toshiba Floppy Disk Unit

The HX-F101 is a 3

Manufacturer : Toshiba

Toshiba HX-E600 Date: Toshiba HX-E600

The Toshiba HX-E600 is a slot expander designed for the Toshiba HX-10 computer series expansion bus

Manufacturer : Toshiba

Yamaha CA-01 Date: 1986 Yamaha CA-01

The Yamaha Single Cartridge Adapter allows to use the edge connector expansion bus, as found on select systems as a second cartridge slot

Manufacturer : Yamaha

Yamaha YK-10 Keyboard Date: Yamaha YK-10 Keyboard

This MIDI keyboard is designed for use with the Yamaha CX5M MSX music computer

Manufacturer : Yamaha

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