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159 entries.
wrote on 5. December 2006 at 00:00:
Really great site ! Maybe someone can help me to find some Sharp games that were released in the german (type-in) magazines Computronic, Homecomputer & CPU. Im trying to complete my tronic-verlag archive wink2
(See http://tronic-verlag.50webs.com/ for more info)
(See http://tronic-verlag.50webs.com/ for more info)
wrote on 3. December 2006 at 00:00:
Very interesting pages.
Are there any other so devoted SHARP persons,
who have collected stuff from the 80´s?
I just pimped my ride with a replica of SHARP ASCONA, which I drove, when I was busy selling
MZ 700 and 800 series to dealers. It has
sharp logos just like in the 80´s, only the
the text in the back comico has been updated with sharp-world.com.
Are there any other so devoted SHARP persons,
who have collected stuff from the 80´s?
I just pimped my ride with a replica of SHARP ASCONA, which I drove, when I was busy selling
MZ 700 and 800 series to dealers. It has
sharp logos just like in the 80´s, only the
the text in the back comico has been updated with sharp-world.com.
wrote on 24. October 2006 at 00:00:
Just searched for info to provide for wiki, as the information on Sharps there contains errors. Why dont you have a look? I am certain most of you guys would find more inaccuracies than I did.
An MZ-700 was my first computer, as as it by 89 was cheap enough for a kid growing up with little or no money, to buy second hand.
I retired it in 92 when economy got a little better and I could afford an Amiga 500.
Premium site you got here.
An MZ-700 was my first computer, as as it by 89 was cheap enough for a kid growing up with little or no money, to buy second hand.
I retired it in 92 when economy got a little better and I could afford an Amiga 500.
Premium site you got here.
wrote on 4. October 2006 at 00:00:
Hi,
I have been using your site for about a year.
The information contained is excellent.
I hope the MZ800 translation will soon be complete.
Many thanks for a great service.
Charles
I have been using your site for about a year.
The information contained is excellent.
I hope the MZ800 translation will soon be complete.
Many thanks for a great service.
Charles
wrote on 27. June 2006 at 00:00:
The site is alive again! I was a bit worried...
wrote on 24. June 2006 at 00:00:
the sharp org is no more , is this true ???
or is there an momentary falout?
greats , because i got an old brand new SHARP MZ-80B en would like to have some software on casette or other way , please someone to help me further please , Tanks already !!
Jeroen Suls
BELGIUM , http://www.jeroensuls.be
or is there an momentary falout?
greats , because i got an old brand new SHARP MZ-80B en would like to have some software on casette or other way , please someone to help me further please , Tanks already !!
Jeroen Suls
BELGIUM , http://www.jeroensuls.be
wrote on 8. June 2006 at 00:00:
I am so happy! I recently found http://www.sharpmz.org. It is a goldmine! Keep it alive!
I am a proud owner of a SHARP MZ-80B. And yes, the machine is still working! I had to repair the tape deck (the rubber sleeves on the brake arms had perished) and the power supply unit (an electrolyt...).
I have downloaded the software (in MZF-format) for MZ-80B and used MZF2WAV. I processed the wave-file in Adobe Audition and increased the speed 50%. Transferred the result to tape (and also tried to use a tape-adapter). Is it working? YES!
I am a proud owner of a SHARP MZ-80B. And yes, the machine is still working! I had to repair the tape deck (the rubber sleeves on the brake arms had perished) and the power supply unit (an electrolyt...).
I have downloaded the software (in MZF-format) for MZ-80B and used MZF2WAV. I processed the wave-file in Adobe Audition and increased the speed 50%. Transferred the result to tape (and also tried to use a tape-adapter). Is it working? YES!
wrote on 29. May 2006 at 00:00:
Me and my MZ-80B
http://picmania.garcia-cuervo.com/images/Yo_Composite.JPG
http://picmania.garcia-cuervo.com/images/Yo_Composite.JPG
wrote on 2. May 2006 at 00:00:
Hello all
Got my MZ731 (I think, the one with the built in cassette player) when I was probably 10 or so. 32 now so its slightly slower than my new laptop and has a bit less memeory too! The computer is still at my Dads house in his spare room. My Dad had to buy games from Slough trading estate because it was so rare.
Got my MZ731 (I think, the one with the built in cassette player) when I was probably 10 or so. 32 now so its slightly slower than my new laptop and has a bit less memeory too! The computer is still at my Dads house in his spare room. My Dad had to buy games from Slough trading estate because it was so rare.
wrote on 18. April 2006 at 00:00:
Am MZ-700 schrieb ich meine ersten Programme. Heute stehe ich kurz vorm Informatik-Diplom.
Vielen Dank für diese wundervolle Website!
Vielen Dank für diese wundervolle Website!