#Rf toolbox scc software#

MSX-DOS1 with a text based menu driven interface.Two floppy disks were provided with this computer: ROMs for all versions dumped and emulated.

#Rf toolbox scc software#

One or two 720kB 3,5' floppy disk drives, reset button, software on disks ( MSX-DOS 1 - Home Office 2) (NMS 8250/16) QWERTY with a 'Г±' key + numeric keypad PSG (YM2149 integrated in MSX-Engine S3527) With exception for the NMS 8220 and the NMS 8280 only available in the Dutch version, also in the French speaking part (Wallonia), all the Philips MSX computers released in Belgium were different according it was in Flanders (Dutch) or in Wallonia (French).Д«elgium, France, the Netherlands and Spain NMS 8250/19 for the French and Belgian markets, keyboard layout is AZERTYД«elgium is a country with 3 official languages: Dutch - French - German.NMS 8250/16 for the Spanish market, keyboard layout is QWERTY with Г± key.NMS 8250/00 for the Dutch and Belgian markets, keyboard layout is QWERTY.This computer comes with 128kB RAM (not 256kB as indicated on the machine and the box by adding the VRAM). The NMS 8250 is also very similar in appearance to the NMS 8280. To see the actual model, you need to check the label on the back of the machine. For both models the label on the front will say NMS 8250. The NMS 8250 has one, while the NMS 8255 has two. The NMS 8250 is almost identical to the Philips NMS 8255, with the only real difference being the number of disk drives. A location is planned for the addition of a second disk drive. The computer is a desktop model with a modern and business-like design and features one built-in disk station. The abbreviation NMS stands for New Media Systems. The machine itself is basically the MPC-25FD rebranded and localised for the European market. The NMS 8250 is a professional computer made by Sanyo for the Dutch company Philips.