• BBC Master 512 (1986) - It has a second processor card with a 10 MHz Intel 80186 and 512 KB memory. Is the BIOS different from regular BBC Master?
• BBC Master Turbo (1986) - It has a 2nd CPU (65C02 4 MHz). Is the BIOS different from regular BBC Master?
• BBC Master ET (1986) - aka Econet Terminal, it has an Econet Interface. Is the BIOS different from regular BBC Master?
• BBC Master Compact (1986) - aka Olivetti Prodest PC 128 S in Europe. Is the BIOS different from regular BBC Master?
• BBC Master AIV (1986)

• Archimedes series (1987) - models: A305, A410/1, A420/1, A440/1, A540/1
• Archimedes A3000 (1989)
• Archimedes A3010 (1992)
• Archimedes A3020 (1992)
• Acorn A5000 (1991) - later an enhanced version (alpha variant) was marketed, with a faster processor. There was also a discless version (the A5000NS with either a ethernet port or a Econet interface)
• Acorn A4000 (1992)
• A4 (1991) - laptop version of the Archimedes
• R140 / R225 / R260 (1988/1990) - RISCiX (Acorn's brand of Unix) workstation, same functionalities of A440/A540
• Archimedes A500 / A680 / M4 (1990) - unreleased development machines

• RISC PC 600 / 700 (1994/1995)
• RISC PC-2 (1998, proto maybe) - aka Phoebe 2100, canceled project
• RISC PC StrongARM (1996) - professional variant of the RISC PC 700. also an alpha variant exists

• System 2
• System 3 - more info needed, is it somehow related to Acorn ATOM?
• System 4
• System 5
• EEPROM for Econet Eurocard (add-on to connect more Systems 3, 4, 5) to be dumped from Systems above. The card itself may not have anything to be dumped
• ABC 210 / Cambridge Workstation
• ABC 110
• ABC 310
• Communicator / Briefcase Communicator (1985) - they could have only a different case
• M19 (198?) - UK version of the Olivetti M19, PC compatible
• Network Computer (1996)
• Online Set Top Box 1 / 2 / 22 (1996)
• Stork (1996) - prototype for an Acorn A4 successor
• NewsPAD (1996) - prototype for a tablet PC
• FastNC - 2nd generation of Network Computers, aka Office NC.
• DeskLite (1998) - Citrix ICA client
• Pocket Book (1992) - same as Psion 3
• Pocket Book II (1993?) - rebadged Psion 3a

• ABC 100 / 200 / 300 - same as the x10 version, but without HD, maybe never produced
• ABC Model Terminal - base model of the ABC series, maybe never produced
• ABC Model PA - aka Personal Assistant, maybe never produced
• Archimedes A410 / A420 / A440 - use older memory controller. probably never produced, A410 is only mentioned in marketing documents
• CoNCord (1997) - prototype 2nd generation of Network Computer, probably it's just an early name for FastNC

Note: In the early 90s, ACT was bought by Mitsubishi and, therefore, later Apricot computers are listed in the Mitsubishi section.

• Apricot Xi (1984) - models: Xi5, Xi10, Xi20, Xi20s (depending on RAM, HD, FDD config)

• ACT 800 (1982)
• Sirius 1 (1982)
• XEN (1985) - 3 versions: HD, FD, WS (WorkStation)
• XEN-i (1986) - PC compatible
• QI-300 / QI-600 / QI-900 (1989)

• Sinclair PC 500 (1988) - rebranded PC 1512, as the PC 200 was of PPC 512
• PC 2086 / 2286 / 2386 (1988)
• PC 3086 / 3286 / 3386SX (1990)
• PC 4386SX (1991)
• PC 5086 / 5286 / 5386SX (1991)
• PC 6486SX (1991)
• PC 7286 / 7486SLC (1992)
• PC 9486 / 9486i / 9555i (1993)
• Integra PC (1995?)
• ALT 286/386SX (1990/1991)
• ACL 386SX / ANB 386SX (1991)

• CPC 472 (1984) - spanish CPC464, with more RAM (but notice that the additional 8K are not directly accessible!)
• CSD (1990) - aka Cartridge Software Demonstrator, used to display in stores CPC 464/6128 Plus games as well as GX 4000 ones

• PC 1286 / 1386 - more info needed, possibly same as PC2286 / PC2386
• PC 8486 - maybe it never existed

Note: probably many recent models share a common BIOS, but we need either to find specific documents or to access dumps to verify.

• Newton OMP (1993)
• Newton MessagePad series (1994→1997) - models:
  • 100, 110 & 120 (1994)
  • 130 (1996)
  • 2000 & 2100 (1997)
• Newton eMate 300 (1997)

• Please refer to known_non-_new_world_roms for the current status of Macintosh ROMs that we have.

• Apple /// Plus (1983)
• Apple IIc (Revised Memory Expansion) - Identical to IIc (OME) except for bugfixes

• Abaq ATW Transputer 800
• PC
• FX-1 Sparrow
• 65XEP / 65XEM
• Atari Flashback
• Atari Cosmos (unreleased)
• Atari Jaguar II (Prototype)
• JagDuo (Prototype)
• Jaguar VR
• Atari ST Boot ROM (32KB mini-TOS distributed with the first Atari ST's, boots up TOS from disk)
• Atari STBook TOS 2.08
• Atari STBook Keyboard Controller MCU (COP888C0 4KB internal ROM)
• All versions of Atari TOS dumped from real individual ROM chips (except TOS 1.00 German)

• Pippin revisions:
  • Early Developer ROM (Part number AP2660-02)
  • KINKA Pre-Release ROM (Part number AP2735-01)
  • Ver 1.2 ROM (Board number 820-0867-01) (On loan to the Guru)
  • Ver 1.3 ROM (Part number AP2777-01)

• Kousokusen - Japanese Vectrex
• Bandai HET - unreleased portable Super Famicom
• WonderSwan Color - BIOS probably needs decapping
• Swan Crystal - BIOS probably needs decapping
• Digi Casse A & B - at least one of the 2 reach the western markets, but it's not known who manufactured it
• Denshi Manga Juku

• V-8 - MSX1
• V-25 - MSX2
• V-30 / v-30F - MSX2
• V-335 - MSX2

• CX-1 (1981/12) - business computer, a variant BX-3 has a different screen
• AS-100 (1982)
• CAT (1987) - Anything but v2.40 (R240), v1.74 (R74)
• Object.Station (1994) - successor of the NeXT.Station by NeXT
• CanoWord J series - Word processors, various models: J1/J1C, J1HC/J1HCII/J1HF/J1HR/J1HRII/J1HX, J1V/J1VC/J1VE/J1VF/J1VG/J1VL/J1VR/J1VRII/J1VS/J1VX,J5/J5II, J7, J10/J10II, J20
• CanoWord Alpha series - Word processors, various models: α260/α360/α370/α40/α45/α50/α60/α65B/α65W/α70/α75/α7S/α80H/α85/α85H/α85HG/α85HL
• Canon Axi series - AX compatible computers, various models: DX-20/20P/10/10P
• Canon WordTank M300 / V300 - electronic dictionaries

• FX-9000P (1981)
• FP-200 (1982) - laptop
• FP-1000 / FP-1100 (1983)
• PV-16 (1984) - MSX1 computer
• PV-7 (1984) - MSX1 computer
• MX-10 / MX-101 (1984) - MSX1 computers
• MX-15 - MSX1 computer
• FP-6000 (1985)

• PB-100 (1982)
• PB-200 / スーパーカレッジ (1982)
• FX-700P (1982)
• PB-300 (1983)
• FX-802P (1983)
• PB-100F / PB-400 / FX-710P / スーパーカレッジ II (1984)
• PB-110 / PB-80 / PB-120 (1984)
• PB-410 / FX-720P / FX-820P (1984)
• PB-220 (1986)
• FX-780P / FX-781P / FX-790P / FX-795P / スーパーカレッジ AX-1 / AX-2 / AX-3 (1985)
• FX-740P (1986)

• FX-840P / FX-841P / スーパーカレッジ VX-1 / VX-2 (1987)
• FX-860P / FX-860Pvc (1987)
• FX-870P / スーパーカレッジ VX-3 / VX-4
• FX-890P / スーパーカレッジ Z-1 / Z-1GR

• PB-700 (1983)
• PB-770 (1983)
• PB-500 / PB-500F / FX-750P / FX-750PF (1984)
• PB-1000 (1986)
• PB-1000C (1986)
• AI-1000

• FX-702P
• FX-801P

• Cybercross (1995) - game watch
• Pocket Viewer (PV) series - PDAs
• Cassiopeia A / PA series (1996→1998) - handheld computers
• Cassiopeia E series (1998→2002) - PDAs
• Cassiopeia FIVA MPC100 / MPC200 series (1998→2001) - laptop + pen computers
• Cassiopeia FIVA MPC500 / MPC700 series (1999→2002) - tablet computers
• EX-Word series - electronic dictionaries

• TV Game 2000K, 3000H. Uses the same microcontroller as the Telstar arcade. MPS 7600/7601 with a 512-word internal ROM.
• PC Compatible systems (we do have a dump of the Commodore 386SX-16)
• Amiga keyboard controller chips, the older ones are MOS6500/1 MCUs.
• The CDTV LCD MCU.

• DE 68DT
• 300 Professional series
• DECMATE II
• RAINBOW 100
• DECmate III
• 4000 AXP
• VT78

• QX-10 (1982) ~ Japanese version undumped (or dump hoarded), Western version in MESS
• QX-16 (~1984)

• PX-4 / HC-40 ~ Japanese version undumped (or dump hoarded), Western version in MESS
• 4 KB internal mask ROM from the sub CPU (µPD7508)

• PX-8 / HC-88 / Geneva ~ Japanese version undumped (or dump hoarded), Western version in MESS
• 4 KB internal mask ROM from the sub CPU (µPD7508)
• 4 KB internal mask ROM from the slave CPU (HD6301)

• MX-80
• MX-80 with Graftrax-80
• MX-80 with Graftrax-Plus
• MX-100
• MX-100 with Graftrax-80
• MX-100 with Graftrax-Plus
• RX-80
• RX-85
• RX-100
• FX-80
• FX-85
• FX-100

• LQ-500
• LQ-570
• LQ-850
• LQ-870
• LQ-1070

Note: probably many recent models share a common BIOS, but we need either to find specific documents or to access dumps to verify.

• FM-8 (1981) - aka Fujitsu Micro 8
• FM-11ST (1982/11) - business version of the FM-8
• FM-11AD (1982/11)
• FM-11EX (1982/11)
• FM-11BS (1984/02)
• FM-11AD2 (1984/02)
• FM-11AD2+ (1985/02)

A few of these are now supported by MESS, but it is not confirmed which models the dumps come from

• FM-New7 (1984)
• FM-77 (1984) - two models D1 & D2 depending on the number of FDD units
• FM-77 Level 2 (1985) - aka FM-77L2
• FM-77 Level 4 (1985) - aka FM-77L4
• FM-77AV20 (1986)
• FM-77AV40 (1986)
• FM-77AV20EX (1987)
• FM-77AV40EX (1987)
• FM-X (1983) - MSX1 computer that can be interfaced with an FM-7

A few of these are now supported by MESS, but it is not confirmed which models the dumps come from

• FM Towns 1/2/1S/2S (1989/02/28)
• FM Towns 1F/2F/1H/2H (1989/11/07)
• FM Towns 10F/20F/40H/80H (1990/10/30)
• FM Towns II CX/UX (1991/11/05)
• FM Towns II UX40 (1992/02)
• FM Towns II HR/HG/UG (1992/11/04)
• FM Towns II UR (1992/11/04)
• FM Towns II MA/ME (1993/11/09)
• FM Towns II MX (1993/11/09)
• FM Towns II MF/Fresh (1994/02/14)
• FM Towns II Fresh TV (1994/06/18) - with TV tuner
• FM Towns II EA/Fresh-E/Fresh-T (1994/10/30)
• FM Towns II HA/HB (1994/12) - Pentium based
• FM Towns II HC/Fresh-ES/Fresh-ET (1995/02/08)
• FM Towns II SN (1995/02/10) - laptop
• FM Towns II Fresh-FS/Fresh-FT (Summer 1995)
• FM Towns II Fresh-GS/Fresh-GT / FMV Towns H (Winter 1995)
• FM Towns II Fresh-GE/Fresh-GM / FMV Towns H2 (Summer 1996)
• FMV Towns H20 (Summer 1997)

• FM-16 (1983) - aka Fujitsu Micro 16
• FM-16Beta
• FM-16Pi
• FMR-30 (1987)
• FMR-50 (1987)
• FMR-70 (1988)
• FMR-80/250/280 (1988)
• FMR Card

• Oasys 100 (1980/05)
• Oasys 100G (1982/11)
• Oasys 100G2 (1984/05)
• Oasys 100GX (1986/11)
• Oasys 100GX-CD (1987/06)
• Oasys 100J (1981/08)
• Oasys 100F (1983/11)
• Oasys 100F2 (1985/10)
• Oasys 100FX (1987/06)
• My Oasys (1982/05)
• My Oasys 2 (1983/04)
• My Oasys 2s (1984/07)
• Oasys 30AF (1986/11)
• Oasys 30AF2 (1987/06)
• Oasys Lite (1984/05)
• Oasys Lite S (1985/07)
• Oasys Lite F (1985/09)
• Oasys Lite K (1985/11)
• Oasys Lite F2 (1986/04)
• Oasys Lite F-ROM7 (1986/11)
• Oasys Lite F-ROM10 (1987/10)
• Oasys-V - PC/AT compatible models

• FMV Desktop series - business desktop computers
• FMV PenNote series
• FMV Pro series
• FMV DeskPower LX series - desktop computers
• FMV DeskPower EK series - desktop computers
• FMV DeskPower CE series - desktop computers
• FMV Teo series - desktop computers
• FMV Biblo NX series - laptop computers
• FMV Biblo NF series - laptop computers
• FMV Biblo MG series - laptop computers
• FMV Biblo LOOX R series - laptop computers
• FMV Biblo LOOX S series (2000→2003) - laptop computers
• FMV Biblo LOOX P series - laptop computers
• FMV Biblo LOOX U series - laptop computers
• FMV Esprimo Series - business desktop computers
• FMV Lifebook Series - business laptop computers
• FMV Stylistic Series - business tablet computers

• L-Kit 8 (1970)
• L-Kit 16 (1977)
• Intertop series - PDAs
• Intertop CX series - PDAs, WinCE based
• Pocket LOOX series - PDAs, WinCE based
• 9450 series (~1981) - desktop computers

• COP420 Keyboard Controller for NewBrain A
• COP420 Keyboard Controller for NewBrain AD
• COP420 Keyboard Controller for NewBrain MD

• Some kind of SuperBoard clone?

• HP-5036A
• HP-150
• HP-110
• INTEGRAL PC
• HP-75C / 75D
• HP-65
• HP-200LX
• HP-9810
• HP-9830
• HP-9825
• HP-9826
• HP-9816
• HP-9836
• HP-85
• HP-87
• HP-86

Note: probably many recent models share a common BIOS, but we need either to find specific documents or to access dumps to verify.

• Basic Master / Basic Master Level 2 (1978→1979) - aka MB-6880 and MB-6880LII (or MB-6880L2)
• MB-6881 - same as MB-6880LII, but 16KB of RAM
• Basic Master Level 3 MarkII (1982/04) - aka MB-6891
• Basic Master Level 3 Mark5 (1983/05) - aka MB-6892
• MB-H1 / MB-H1E - MSX1 computers
• MB-H2 - MSX1 computer
• HINT - MSX1 computer
• MB-H21 / MB-H80 - MSX1 computers
• MB-H25 / MB-H50 - MSX1 computers
• MB-H3 / MB-H70 - MSX2 computers
• MB-H70 - MSX2 computers
• MB-S1/10 (1984/05)
• MB-S1/20 (1984/05)
• MB-S1/30 (1984/12)
• MB-S1/40 (1984/12)
• MB-S1/10AV (1985)
• MB-S1/15 (1985)
• MB-S1/45 (1985)

• BW-20 (1981) - aka WordPal20
• BW-10 (1982)
• BW-30 (1983)
• BW-150 (1986)
• BW-1000 (1986) - aka WordPal Super1000
• BW-LF500 (1989)
• BP-10 (1990) - aka With Me BP-10

• HPW-200JC (1998/05) - Handheld computer, WinCE based
• HPW-230JC (1998/11) - Handheld computer, WinCE based
• HPW-30PA / HPW-30PAW (1999/05) - Handheld computer, WinCE based
• HPW-600JC / HPW-600JCM (1999/07) - Handheld computer, WinCE based
• HPW-50PA / HPW-50PAD (1999/11) - Handheld computer, WinCE based
• HPW-60PA (2000/05) - Handheld computer, WinCE based
• HPW-650PA (2000/05) - Handheld computer, WinCE based

• H68/TR
• AH-200 - MSX1 computer, it seems a MB-H2 without cassette recorder
• MB-16000 (1982) - PC compatible
• B16 series (1983→1991) - PC compatible
• B32 series (1983→1991) - PC compatible
• Flora 210 series - laptops, B5-sized
• Flora 220 / 250 series - laptops, B5-sized
• Flora 270 series - laptops, A4-sized
• Flora 310 series - desktops
• Flora 330 / 350 series - tower computers
• Flora 400 series - mini-tower (?) computers
• Flora 210Se / 310Se / 330Se / bd series - servers
• Flora ie series - tablet computers
• Flora ブック型 series - laptops, aka Flora Book, aka Flora 3010CS
• Prius Deck series - desktop computers
• Prius Air series - desktop computers. since 2006 various subseries: Type R / G / W / S / K
• Prius One series - desktop computers
• Prius Note series - laptops, A4-sized.
• Prius Gear series - laptops
• Prius Deck Note series - laptops
• HPW-10E2 / HPW-10E4 / HPW-10E4MB - Handheld computers, WinCE based
• HPW-200E8 / HPW-200EC - Handheld PC, WinCE based
• ePlate HPW-600ET / HPW-600ETM / MPW-600EUT - Handheld PC, WinCE based
• ePlate HPW-630ETR / MPW-600EUTR - Handheld PC, WinCE based

• Instruments Computer System
• PC Junior
  • Several dumps exist but accuracy is not known
  • Revision 1 BIOS (06/01/83) MIGHT be dumped but needs a redump
  • Any other BIOS revisions are not dumped
  • BASIC is not dumped unless the current bios dump includes it
  • Keyboard Controller does not exist on this model
• PC JX
  • Pretty much the same as PCjr
  • Revision ? BIOS (03/15/85) is dumped
  • Any other BIOS revisions are not dumped
  • Keyboard Row/Column decoder is not dumped
• RT (6150)
• 5140 Convertible
  • Revision ? BIOS (09/13/85) is not dumped
  • Any other BIOS revisions are not dumped
  • BASIC is not dumped, probably is on same chip as bios as on XT and AT
  • Keyboard Controller is not dumped
• PS/2 Model 25
  • Revision ? BIOS (06/26/87) is not dumped
  • Any other BIOS revisions are not dumped
  • BASIC is not dumped, may be integrated in bios as on XT and AT. Only some PS/2s have BASIC.
  • Keyboard Controller is not dumped
• PS/2 Model 25 or 25L (8086 version)
  • Revision 1 BIOS (06/26/87) is not dumped
  • Keyboard Controller did not exist on this model?
• PS/2 Model 25 or 25/286 (286 version)
  • Revision 1 BIOS (??/??/??) is not dumped
  • Revision 2 BIOS (??/??/??) is not dumped
  • Keyboard Controller is not dumped
• PS/2 Model 30
  • Revision 1 BIOS (09/02/86) is dumped
  • Revision 2 BIOS (12/12/86) is not dumped
  • Any other BIOS revisions are not dumped
  • Keyboard Controller does not exist on this model
• PS/2 Model 30 286
  • Revision ? BIOS (??/??/89) is not dumped, needs dumpat.exe to dump.
  • Revision ? BIOS (08/25/88) is dumped but could use verification
  • Any other BIOS revisions are not dumped
  • Keyboard Controller is not dumped
• PS/2 Model 50 (286, 1 waitstate)
  • Revision 1 BIOS (02/13/87) is not dumped
  • Revision 2 BIOS (05/09/87) is not dumped
  • Revision 3 BIOS (??/??/??) is not dumped
  • Keyboard Controller is not dumped
• PS/2 Model 50Z (286, 0 waitstates)
  • Revision 1 BIOS (01/28/88) is not dumped
  • Revision 2 BIOS (04/18/88) is not dumped
  • Revision 3 BIOS (??/??/??) is not dumped
  • Keyboard Controller is not dumped
• PS/2 Model 55
  • 4 BIOS revisions, two from model 55-5551, two from model 55-5571, none are dumped
  • Keyboard Controller is not dumped
• PS/2 Model 55SX
  • Revision 1 BIOS (11/02/88) is dumped
  • Any other BIOS revisions are not dumped
  • Keyboard Controller is not dumped
• PS/2 Model 55LS
  • Revision 1 BIOS (02/08/90) is not dumped
  • Any other BIOS revisions are not dumped
  • Keyboard Controller is not dumped
• PS/2 Model 60
  • Revision 1 BIOS (02/13/87) is not dumped
  • Keyboard Controller is not dumped
• PS/2 Model 70 (0x0D submodel)
  • Revision 1 BIOS (06/08/88, 386DX 25MHz) is not dumped
  • Revision 2 BIOS (02/20/89, 386DX 25MHz) is dumped
  • Revision 3 BIOS (03/17/89. 386DX 20MHz) is dumped
  • Revision 4? BIOS (12/01/89, 486SX? 25MHz) is not dumped
  • Any other BIOS revisions are not dumped
  • Keyboard Controller is not dumped and is embedded in an ASIC so will require decapping to dump
• PS/2 Model 80
  • Revision ? BIOS (03/30/87) is not dumped
  • Revision ? BIOS (10/07/87) is not dumped
  • Keyboard Controller is not dumped
• PS/2 Model L40SX (laptop)
  • CANCEL Revision ?1? BIOS (08/26/91) is dumped but at half size, and in a messy way. A protected mode program will be required to fully dump it.
  • Keyboard Controller is not dumped
• PC - Model 5150
  • Revision 1 BIOS (04/24/81) is dumped, verified, and in MESS. a disassembly exists on Rich Cini's site: http://highgate.comm.sfu.ca/~rcini/files/PCBios.ASM
  • Revision 2 BIOS (10/19/81) is dumped, verified, and in MESS
  • Revision 3 BIOS (10/27/82, first version which supports full 640k, rom bios extensions) is dumped, verified, and in MESS (ibm5150)
  • Revision 1.0 BASIC is dumped, verified, and in MESS
  • Revision 1.1 BASIC is dumped, verified, and in MESS
  • Keyboard Controller does not exist on this model
• PC XT - Model 5160
  • CANCEL Revision 1 BIOS (08/16/82) is dumped and in MESS. This bios consists of two chips: the chip labeled 5000027 is the same as on revision 2, but 5000026 needs a redump. The current 'dump' of 5000026 (made by concatenating a trimmed dump) is probably correct but needs verification. This version appears to be a pre-release prototype (all IBM docs call the 11/08/82 version 'revision 1'), and is only one or two bytes different from revision 2, in the keyboard-port-code-upload-factory-test code, which is unused during normal use.
  • Revision 2 BIOS (11/08/82) is dumped and in MESS, it is the same as the PC 5155 and the 3270 PC
  • Revision 3 BIOS (01/10/86), Model XT-089, is dumped and in MESS. AKA 'enhanced XT', it has enhanced KB support IN SOFTWARE (yikes), also has 3.5“ drive 720k support.
  • Revision 4 BIOS (05/09/86), Model XT-???, (update of rev3 to fix minor KB issues) is dumped and in MESS
  • Type 13 Xebec Hard disk controller is dumped (this is the newer of the two versions of the Xebec IBM used)
  • Keyboard Controller does not exist on this model
• PC AT - Model 5170
  • Revision 1 BIOS (01/10/84, AT models 068 and 099, 20MB HDD, 6Mhz, unlocked) is dumped
  • Revision 2 BIOS (06/10/85, AT model 239, 30MB HDD, locked to <6.3MHz) is dumped but needs verification; a disassembly exists on Rich Cini's site: http://highgate.comm.sfu.ca/~rcini/files/pcatbios.zip
  • Revision 3 BIOS (11/15/85, AT model 319 or 339, 3.5” drive, 30MB HDD, locked to <8.3MHz or <12MHz? or maybe just >6MHz?) is dumped, verified, and in MESS.
  • Keyboard Controller is dumped
• PC Portable - Model 5155
  • BIOS is dumped (11/08/82, same as 5160 Rev2)
  • BASIC is dumped (same as XT, integrated into bios)
  • Several PALS/PROMS are needed dumps
  • Keyboard Controller does not exist on this model
• PC XT 286 - Model 5162
  • Revision ?1? BIOS (04/21/86) is dumped
  • Several PALS/PROMS are needed dumps
  • Keyboard Controller is effectively dumped (it is almost certainly the same as on the AT, has same P/N but is on a preprogrammed eprom-based i8642 instead of a mask rom i8042)
• 3270 Personal Computer Model 5271
  • Revision ? BIOS is dumped (11/08/82, same as 5160 rev2)
  • 3270 graphics/interface cards are dumped.
  • Xebec HDD controller is dumped (this is the older of the two versions of the Xebec IBM used)
  • Keyboard Controller is not dumped and likely does not exist on this model
• 3270 AT Model 5281
  • Revision ? BIOS is dumped (11/15/85, not the same as 5170 AT rev 3 from same date)
  • Keyboard Controller is dumped (same as PC AT)
• 5531 Industrial XT
  • Revision ? BIOS is not dumped
  • Keyboard controller is not dumped and likely does not exist on this model
• 7531/7532 Industrial AT
  • Revision ? BIOS (6mhz 80286) is not dumped
  • Revision ? BIOS (8mhz 80286) is not dumped
  • Keyboard controller is probably the same as the normal AT and if so is already dumped
• 5100
  • Needs Executable ROS and Language ROS dumped (APL and BASIC and combo versions)
• 5110
  • Needs Executable ROS and Language ROS dumped (APL and BASIC and combo versions)
• 5120, AKA 5110 Model 3
  • Needs Executable ROS and Language ROS dumped (APL and BASIC and combo versions)

• IBM Keyboards:
  • Keyboard Row/Column decoder from Model F PC/XT 93-key keyboard is not dumped and is likely protected. i8049?
  • Keyboard Row/Column decoder from PCjr chiclet-type keyboard is not dumped and is protected: attempted dump was blank, so it must be protected, and will require decapping. i8049?
  • Keyboard Row/Column decoder from PCjr alternate-type (later, clicky-looking normal keys) keyboard is not dumped and is likely protected. i8049?
  • Keyboard Row/Column Decoder from built-in keyboard in the IBM Portable PC model 5155 (PC/XT compatible) is not dumped and is likely protected. i8049?
  • Keyboard Row/Column Decoder from Model ?L? AT 94-key keyboard is not dumped and is likely protected. i8049?
  • Keyboard Row/Column Decoder from Model M (all revs) keyboard is not dumped and is likely protected. older versions unofficially have compatibility with the PC/XT interface, but the later ones (after Lexmark spinoff by IBM, and blue IBM logo on KB?) supposedly do not. Earlier keyboards use an i8049 or i8050 MCU, later ones may use something else.
  • Keyboard Row/Column Decoder from Model M2 keyboard is not dumped and is likely protected. This KB was made after the IBM-Lexmark split. Uses a motorola or hitachi ?6301? MCU?

In model order:

• 5100 - Pre-PC unit with discrete cpu, does have roms which need dumping
• 5110, 5120 - same as above
• 5140 - PC Convertible
• 5150 - PC
• 5155 - PC Portable
• 5160 - PC XT
• 5162 - PC XT-286
• 5170 - PC AT
• 5271 - 3270 PC
• 5281 - 3270 AT

In release order: 5100, 5110, 5120, 5150, 5160, 5155, 5271, 5170, 5281, 5140, 5162

• Intergraph InterPro/InterServe (CLIPPER) systems

• i8035 Keyboard Controller ROM: 65-02486.Z10
• Keyboard External Keymap ROM: *.Z14

• BASIC Version 1 ROMs (checksum 11273)
• Video Controller PROMs: ABC8011.K5, ABC8012.J3, ABC8013.E7, ABC8021.K2, ABC8022.K1
• IEC ROM
• Printer ROM

• BASIC ROM: ABCC.1M
• Character Generator ROM: VUC-SE.7C

• Video Attribute Encoder PAL: ABCP2-11.2G

• Video Controller PROMs: RAD.9B, HRUI.6E, HRUII.12G, V50.7E
• Video Attribute Encode PALs: ATTHAND.11C, ABCP3-11.1B, ABCP4-11.2D

• Everything

• Everything

• Everything

• Everything

• Letus - MSX1
• ML-8000 - MSX1
• ML-F48 - MSX1
• ML-F110 / ML-F120 - MSX1
• FX2 - MSX1
• ML-G1 / ML-G3 - MSX2
• ML-G10 - MSX2
• ML-G30 - MSX2
• ML-G30mkII - MSX2
• ML-H70 - MSX2
• ML-TS2 - MSX2
• ML-TS2H - MSX2, same as ML-TS2 but with built-in modem

• Multi 16 (1981)
• MAXY series (post-1990) - desktop & laptop computers, AX compatible

Note: probably many recent models share a common BIOS, but we need either to find specific documents or to access dumps to verify.

• FS-3900 - MSX1
• FS-A1ST - MSX Turbo R
• FS-A1GT - MSX Turbo R
• FS-VW30WSX - MSX2+, unconfirmed (maybe fake?)

• ProNote Mini CF-11 series
• Let's Note Mini CF-N0 / CF-N4 series
• Let's Note Mini CF-M32 series
• Let's Note Mini CF-C33 series
• Let's Note Mini CF-R series from R1 series to R7 series (present)
• Let's Note AL-N1 / AL-N2 series
• Let's Note CF-S21 / CF-S22 / CF-S23 / CF-S51 series
• Let's Note CF-A1 / CF-A2 / CF-A3 series
• Let's Note CF-B5 series
• Let's Note CF-T series from T1 series to T7 series (present)
• Let's Note 2 CF-A44 / CF-A47 series
• Let's Note 2 CF-M1 / CF-M2 series
• Let's Note 2 CF-W series from W2 series to W7 series (present)
• Let's Note AL-N3 series - widescreen
• Let's Note CF-L1 / CF-L2 series - widescreen
• Let's Note CF-Y series from Y2 series to Y7 series (present)

• Panasonic HHC (1981)
• Panasonic FH-2000 (1986) - aka HC-2000 in Europe, successor of the HHC
• National JR-300 (1984)
• Panasonic Senior Partner (1983) - IBM-PC compatible
• Panasonic JD series (198?) - various models with different RAM & FDD configurations: JD-800U, JD-840U, JD-700U, JD-740U, JD-850M, JD-800M and JD-740M.
• Panasonic PanaWord (1981) - Word processor
• Panasonic U1 Pro series - Word processor, many models: FW-U1 P609/P97F/P98F/C50/C70/C71/C80/C83/C100/C200/CD300/CD330/CD350/CD360/CSD500/CSD600
• Panasonic U1-PRO501Ai - laptop
• Matsushita / Panasonic ProNote series - laptops
• Matsushita Woddy series - desktop computers
• Matsushita / Panasonic Hito series - laptops
• Matsushita / Panasonic ToughBook series (2003?→present) - notebook
• Matsushita / Panasonic Sigma Book - eBook reader. is there a BIOS?
• M2 (unreleased prototype)
• 3DO Robo
• FZ-35S Kiosk

• MTX-FDXC1 Floppy Disc Controller BIOS (8K)
• MTX Bus Interface Card BIOS (64K)
• HDX Hard Disk Controller (?)

• HRX System (?)
• Multi Effect Video Wall System ROMs (several)

Note: probably many PC-98xx models share a common BIOS, but we need either to find specific documents or to access dumps to verify.

• TK80E (1977)
• TK80BS (1978) [MESS currently supports a publicly available ROM, which is not coming from an original unit]
• Compo-BS/80 (1979)
• TK85 (1980)

A few of these are now supported by MESS, but it is not confirmed which models the dumps come from

• PC-6001 (1981)
• PC-6001 mkII (1983)
• PC-6001 mkII SR (1984)

A few of these are now supported by MESS, but it is not confirmed which models the dumps come from

• PC-6601 (1983) - high-end model of PC-6001 mkII
• PC-6601 SR (1984) - high-end model of PC-6001 mkII SR

A few of these are now supported by MESS, but it is not confirmed which models the dumps come from

• PC-8001 (1979/09/28)
• PC-8001 mkII (1983/03)
• PC-8001 mkII SR (1985/01)

A few of these are now supported by MESS, but it is not confirmed which models the dumps come from

• PC-8801 (1981)
• PC-8801 mkII (1983) - 3 models: 10 (no FDD), 20 (1xFDD), 30 (2xFDD)
• PC-8801 mkII TR (1985) - same as SR + modem
• PC-8801 mkII FR (1985)
• PC-8801 mkII MR (1985)
• PC-8801 FH (1986)
• PC-8801 MH (1986)
• PC-88 VA (1987)
• PC-8801 FA (1987)
• PC-8801 MA (1987)
• PC-88 VA2 (1988)
• PC-88 VA3 (1988)
• PC-8801 FE (1988)
• PC-8801 MA2 (1988)
• PC-8801 FE2 (1989)
• PC-8801 MC (1989) - with CD-ROM

* PC-9801F (1983)

• PC-9801E (1983)
• PC-9801M (1984)

• PC-9801U (1984)
• PC-9801VF (1985)
• PC-9801VM (1985)
• PC-9801UV (1986)
• PC-9801CV (1988)

• PC-9801VX (1986)
• PC-9801UX (1987)
• PC-9801 RA2/RX2 (1988)
• PC-9801 RA21/RS21/RX21 (1989)
• PC-9801 ES/EX (1989)
• PC-9801 DA/DS/DX (1990)
• PC-9801 UR/UF (1991)
• PC-9801 CS (1991)
• PC-9801 US (1992)
• PC-9801 FA/FS/FX (1992)

• PC-9801 BX/BA (1993)
• PC-9801 BX2/BS2/BA2 (1994)
• PC-9801 BX3/BA3 (1995)
• PC-9801BX4 (1995)

• PC-9801LV (1988) - laptop
• PC-9801LS (1988) - laptop
• PC-9801LX (1989) - laptop
• PC-9801T (1990)
• PC-9801N (1989) - aka 98NOTE
• PC-9801NS (1990) - aka 98NOTE
• PC-9801NS/E (1991) - aka 98NOTE
• PC-9801NC (1991) - aka 98NOTE
• PC-9801NA (1992) - aka 98NOTE
• PC-9801P (1993) - aka 98PEN, uses pen input
• RC-9801 (showed in 1991, unreleased?) - wireless laptop?

• PC-98XA (1985)
• PC-98XL (1986)
• PC-98XL2 (1987) - correct name PC-98XL²
• PC-98RL (1989)
• PC-98LT (1987) - laptop
• PC-98HA (1990) - aka HANDY98, laptop
• PC-98DO (1989) - can switch between PC-8800 and PC-9800 compatibility
• PC-98DO+ (1990) - can switch between PC-8800 and PC-9800 compatibility
• PC-98GS (1991) - with CD-ROM
• PC-H98 (1990→1992) - various models
• PC-H98S (1991)
• PC-H98T (1992) - similar to PC-9801T
• OP-98/H (1991→1993) - various models, for office use
• SV-H98 (1991→1993) - for server use

• PC-9821 (1992) - aka 98MULTi, desktop computer, 386 based
• PC-9821A series (1993→1994) - aka 98MATE A, desktop computers, 486 based
• PC-9821B series (1993) - aka 98MATE B, desktop computers, 486 based
• PC-9821C series (1993→1996) - aka 98MULTi CanBe, desktop & tower computers, various CPU
• PC-9821Es (1994) - aka 98FINE, desktop computer with integrated LCD, successor of the PC-98T
• PC-9821X series (1994→1995) - aka 98MATE X, desktop computers, Pentium based
• PC-9821V series (1995) - aka 98MATE Valuestar, desktop computers, Pentium based
• PC-9821S series (1995→2996) - aka 98Pro, tower computers, PentiumPro based
• PC-9821R series (1996→2000) - aka 98MATE R, desktop & tower & server computers, various CPU
• PC-9821C200 (1997) - aka CEREB, desktop computer, Pentium MMX based
• PC-9821 Ne/Ns/Np/Nm (1993→1995) - aka 98NOTE, laptops, 486 based
• PC-9821 Na/Nb/Nw (1995→1997) - aka 98NOTE Lavie, laptops, Pentium based
• PC-9821 Lt/Ld (1995) - aka 98NOTE Light, laptops, 486 based
• PC-9821 La/Ls (1995→1997) - aka 98NOTE Aile, laptops, Pentium based

• NWP-20 (1980)
• VWP-100 (1982) - voice word processor
• PWP-30 series (1985→1986)
• PWP-50 / PWP-5S / PWP-5Z series (1985→1986)
• PWP-70 / PWP-7S series (1985→1986)
• HWP-7A / HWP-7HA / HWP-7FA series
• JX series (1995→1999)
• Ardata CA-1000T / CA-2000T (1996→1997)
• NWP-N series
• NWP-V / NWP-VII / NWP-VIIEX series
• NWP-M / NWP-MII series
• N5820 DP series - DP stands for Document Processor

• N5200 series (1981→199x) - plenty of models with different architectures
• PC-100 (1983)
• APC - US version of first N5200 models
• APC III - US version of PC-9801?
• PC 8201A - portable computer similar to Tandy Model 100
• PC 8401A - aka Startlet, portable computer
• PC-8300 - upgrade of the PC-8201a
• PC-8500
• PC-98NX series (post 1997) - PC/AT compatible computers
• FC-9800 / FC-H98 / FC-9821 series - factory computers, replaced from 2002 by FC-98NX.
• FC-98NX series - factory computers based on PC-98NX technology
• PC-FXGA
• PC-2001 (1982) - the only pocket computer manufactured by NEC
• Pocket Gear series - PocketPC PDAs
• Mobile Gear MC-P / MC-MP series - PDAs, custom OS with MSDOS, touchpad
• Mobile Gear MC-K / MC-MK series - PDAs, custom OS with MSDOS, keyboard
• Mobile Gear MC-CS series - PDAs, WinCE based, keyboard
• Mobile Gear MC-R series - aka MC/R, aka Mobile Gear II, PDAs, WinCE based, keyboard

• Nintendo 64DD
• Wide-Boy 64 (Unreleased)
• Ultra 64 (Prototype)
• Famicom Box (AN-560 A) (Hotel Famicom system that fits up to 15 games) ← kevtris has one of these and has dumped the rom, just ask him for it. it contains a menu program. The CICs on this unit have not been reverse engineered yet, and it uses a whole other CIC for coin timing alone!
• Sharp Famicom Televi C-1 (famicom built into a sharp tv)
• Sharp Famicom Titler (AN-510) capable of creating movie subtitles with English or Japanese chars
• Nintendo Game Boy Pocket BIOS (needs decapping)
• Nintendo Game Boy Light BIOS (needs decapping) (backlit gameboy sold only in japan)
• Nintendo Super Game Boy 2 BIOS (needs decapping) (later super game boy with included link port; sold only in japan; known to use a different bootrom than the regular super game boy)
• Nintendo Color Game Boy gamma table (needs decapping; bios is already dumped)
• Nintendo Game Boy Advance Color Game Boy BIOS (needs decapping)
• Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP Color Game Boy BIOS (needs decapping)
• Game & Watch ????(ASIC based in most? cases, all ASICs need decapping)
• Super Nintendo S-DSP APU chip (DSP mcu, needs decapping; from cpuv1/ppu1v1/ppu2v1 and cpuv2/ppu1v1/ppu2v2 consoles with the 'metal APU module')
• Super Nintendo S-DSP-B? APU subpart of the MASSIVE SNES-ON-A-CHIP chip used on the very last SNESes made, the second model minisnes, cpuv3/ppu1v2/ppu2v4. The zsnes dev 'pagefault' has one of these rare beasts.
• Super Nintendo/CAPCOM Cx4 Math-co-processor, has internal rom (likely a Motorola DSP56k series chip), needs decapping. was used in Megaman X2 and X3 games, which are rare and highly sought after, unfortunately.
• Super Nintendo DSP-1 MCU, is an NEC upd77c25 with internal protected mask rom for code and data, needs decapping. Lord Nightmare has one of these and is waiting for someone who can decap it properly
• Super Nintendo DSP-1A MCU, is an NEC upd77c25 with internal protected mask rom for code and data, needs decapping
• Super Nintendo DSP-1B MCU, is an NEC upd77c25 with internal protected mask rom for code and data, needs decapping. Neviksti decapped TWO of these but was unable to stain the roms to a readable state and may have ruined them.
• Super Nintendo DSP-2 MCU, is an NEC upd77c25 with internal protected mask rom for code and data, needs decapping. was used in the various versions of 'Dungeon Master'
• Super Nintendo DSP-3 MCU, is an NEC upd77c25 with internal protected mask rom for code and data, needs decapping. was used in SD GUNDAM GX, japan only. Lord Nightmare has one of these and is waiting for someone who can decap it properly.
• Super Nintendo DSP-4 MCU, is an NEC upd77c25 with internal protected mask rom for code and data, needs decapping. was used in the various versions of 'Top Gear 3000/Planets Champ 3000'
• Super Nintendo/SETA ST-010 MCU, used in 'F1 ROC II' cartridge, unknown core. needs decapping. Lord Nightmare has one of these and is waiting for someone who can decap it properly.
• Super Nintendo/SETA ST-011 MCU, used in 'shougi' cartridge, unknown core but same pinout as st-010. needs decapping.
• Super Nintendo/SETA ST-013 MCU, used in 'shougi II' cartridge, unknown core, different pinout from st-010/st-011. needs decapping.
• OBC-1 may be an MCU too, its on 'Battleclash 2: Metal combat' or 'Metal combat: Falcon's revenge' carts.
• Famicom Network System Stock Trader
• Singer Izek
• Nintendo 64 DD Disk Drive - Game development version

• Mikro Mikko 1 (character generator, system disks)
• MikroMikko 2
• MikroMikko 2A
• MikroMikko 3
• MikroMikko 3TT (several models)
• MikroMikko 4 (several models)
• PääteMikko
• Mikko 1
• Mikko 2
• Mikko 3
• MPS-10
• N-Gage
• N-Gage QD

• P6060
• M24
• PC 1
• ETS 1010
• P6040

• VG-8020 - MSX1, 3 versions exist: /00, /10, /20. are they all supported in MESS (VG-8020 driver)?
• NMS-801 - MSX1 compatible (no cartridge slot ⇒ no official MSX1), sold in Italy
• NMS-8260 - MSX2 with internal HD, unconfirmed (maybe fake?)

• P/330 (1978)
• P2000B - aka P2500, successor of the P2000T/P2000M
• P2000C (1983?) - successor of the P2000B
• Yes - successor of the P2000C
• P2000 series - word processors (probably unrelated to the P2000 systems above), various models: P2000, P2001, P2002, P2005
• P3000 series - word processors, various models: P3003, P3004, P3005
• P5000 series - word processors, various models and generations: P5002, P5004, P5040
• NMS-3000 / NMS-4000 - terminals sold in Italy for the Videotel network, same chips as NMS-801. is there anything to emulate?
• G7200

• CMP2000S Videoke
• CMP210 Videoke
• VMP-300D Videoke
• VMP-1000 Videoke
• VMP-2000 Videoke
• VMP-2500 Videoke
• VMP-3000 Videoke
• VMP-3700 Videoke
• VMP-7500 Videoke
• VMP-9000 Videoke
• Anything else that may surface from RAF Electronics

• MPC-1 / WAVY1 - MSX1
• MPC-2 / WAVY2 - MSX1
• MPC-3 / WAVY3 - MSX1
• MPC-4 / WAVY4 - MSX1
• MPC-5 / WAVY5 - MSX1
• MPC-6 / WAVY6 - MSX1
• MPC-10 / WAVY10 - MSX1
• MPC-10MkII / WAVY10MkII - MSX1
• MPC-11 / WAVY11 - MSX1
• MPC-23 / WAVY23 - MSX1
• MPC-27 / WAVY27 - MSX1
• MPC-64 - MSX1
• MPC-200 - MSX1
• MPC-X - MSX1
• PHC-27 - MSX1
• PHC-28L / PHC-28S - MSX1, maybe also a 28P exists
• PHC-30 - MSX1
• PHC-30N - MSX1
• PHC-33 - MSX1
• SPC - MSX1, aka Super Primary Computer
• MPC-25F / WAVY25F - MSX2
• MPC-25FD / WAVY25FD - MSX2
• MPC-25FK / WAVY25FK - MSX2
• MPC-25FS / WAVY25FS - MSX2
• MPC-70 / WAVY70 - MSX2
• PHC-77 / WAVY77 - MSX2
• MPC-175FD - MSX2+

• SWP-V400/V400C/V500C
• SanWord SWP-201
• SanWord Word Processors - various models: SWP-340/340H/360/380/700/1450/M60/M70/M71/M75/M80/M81/M100/NS5/NS6/NS15
• Dr. Word (ワープロ博士) - various models: SWP-NS10/NS20/NS35/NS40/M50/NS7/M85
• Dr. Word Pro (ワープロ博士PRO) - various models: SWP-M55/M57
• Dr. Word Focus (ワープロ博士FOCUS) - various models: SWP-NS25/NS30F
• Dr. Word Voice (音声ワープロ博士) - various models: SWP-C50C/S50CD
• SWP-ER500 Card Editor - is there a BIOS?

• PHC-3000 (1979)
• PHC-10/ PHC-20
• MBC-1000 series (1982)
• MBC-1100 series (1982)
• MBC-1200 series (1982) - business computers
• MBC-4000 series (1983?) - successor of the MBC-1100 series
• MBC-550 series (1982) - partially PC compatible
• MCB-17 series - AX compatible computers
• MCB-18 series - AX compatible computers

• V-Saturn 1.00 (included in early RG-JX1 model V-Saturns)
• Hi-Saturn 1.02 (included in the MMP-11 round button model Hi-Saturns)
• Hi-Saturn NAVI (model MMP-1000NV, unsure if it used a different BIOS)
• SamsungSaturn (model SPC-ST2, it has the japanese language removed in the BIOS)
• SGX (unsure if this is even dumpable)
• Also verify that PAL Saturn BIOSes are indeed multiregional
• Sega Portadrive
• Sega AI8300
• Sega Neptune (Prototype)
• Treamcast (unlicenced dreamcast clone)
• Treamcast SE (unlicenced dreamcast clone)
• Sega SP-400 serial printer controller MCU
• Teradrive
• Master System Super Compact
• Master System Girl
• AIWA MEGA CD
• Sega Megajet
• Prifun
• HKT-01 (the Dreamcast half is dumped and in MESS)
• Divers 2000 Dreamcast

• MZ-40K - microcomputer kit
• MZ-80K2
• MZ-80C
• MZ-80K2E
• MZ-1200 ~ Japanese version undumped (or dump is hoarded)

• MZ-80B (1981) - business version of the MZ-80K ~ Japanese version undumped (or dump is hoarded)
• MZ-80B2
• MZ-2200 (1983)
• MZ 2800 series (1987)

• MZ-3500 (1982)
• MZ-5500 / MZ-5600 (1983)
• MZ-6500 series (1984)
• MZ-8000 series - PC/AT compatible
• AX286N (1991) - aka MZ-8376A, belongs to the MZ-8000 series above
• AX386N - aka MZ-8676A, belongs to the MZ-8000 series above

A few of these are now supported by MESS, but it is not confirmed which models the dumps come from

• X1C (CZ-801C) (1983/10)
• X1D (CZ-802C) (1983/10)
• X1Cs (CZ-803C) (1984/06)
• X1Ck (CZ-804C) (1984/06)
• X1F (CZ-811C / CZ-812C) (1985/07)
• X1G (CZ-820C / CZ-822C) (1986/07)
• X1 Turbo (CZ-851C / CZ-852C) (1984/10)
• X1 Turbo II (CZ-856C) (1985/11)
• X1 Turbo III (CZ-870C) (1986/11)
• X1 Turbo Z (CZ-880C) (1986/12)
• X1 Turbo Z II (CZ-881C-BK) (1987/12)
• X1 Turbo Z III (CZ-888C-BK) (1988/12)

A few of these are now supported by MESS, but it is not confirmed which models the dumps come from

• Any different BIOS revisions, character ROM (for verification)
  • X68000 ACE (CZ-601C) / ACE HD (CZ-611C) (1988)
  • X68000 Expert (CZ-602C) (1989) - also HD version exists (CZ-612C)
  • X68000 Pro (CZ-652C) (1989) - also HD version exists (CZ-662C)
• Any different BIOS revisions, and the internal SCSI ROM needed
  • X68000 Expert II (CZ-603C) (1990) - also HD version exists (CZ-613C)
  • X68000 Pro II (CZ-653C) (1990) - also HD version exists (CZ-663C)
  • X68000 Super (CZ-604C) / Super HD (CZ-623C) (1990)
  • X68000 XVI (CZ-634C) (1991) - also HD version exists (CZ-644C)
  • X68000 XVI Compact (CZ-674C) (1992) - aka X68000 Compact
  • X68030 (CZ-500C) / X68030 Compact (CZ-300C) (1993) - also HD versions exist (CZ-510C & CZ-310C resp.)
  • External SCSI ROM from a SCSI expansion card.

• PC-1210 / 1211 / 1212 (1980→1983)
• PC-1246 / 1246S / 1247 / 1248 (1984)
• PC-1246DB / 1248DB (1987)
• PC-1280 (1987)
• PC-1421 (1983)
• PC-1431 / 1404G / 1405G (1984)
• PC-1440 / 1416G (1985)
• PC-1445 / 1417G (1985)
• PC-1460 / 1425 (1986)
• PC-1475 / 1470U (1987)
• 1360K (1986)
• PC-1500A (1981) - also a PC-1501 exists
• PC-1600K (1986)
• PC-2500
• PC-E500 / E550 / 1480U / 1490U / 1490UII (1988)
• PC-E650 / U6000 (1993)
• PC-G801 series (1988) - for schools, other models G802, G803, G805, G811, G813, G820, G830
• PC-E200 (1988) - same as PC-G801, sold to the public
• PC-G815 (1992) - for schools
• PC-G850 / G850S / G850V (1996→2002) - for schools

• Shoin WD-3000 (1979)
• WD-1000 (1982)
• WD-2400 (1983)
• WD-2000 (1985)
• WD-540 (1987)
• WV-500 (1988)
• WD-A340 (1990)

• SM-B-80TC - microcomputer kit
• SM-B-80TE - microcomputer kit
• PC-3101 (1980)
• PC-3201 (1980)
• PC-5000 (1983) - portable computer
• PC-7000 / PC-7100 (1985) - portable computer
• SF-1 (1990) - basically Super Famicom + TV: is there a BIOS?
• Zaurus PI series - PDAs
• Zaurus MI series - PDAs
• Zaurus SL series - PDAs
• Telios series - PDAs, WinCE based
• Papyrus series - electronic dictionary & PDA
• Mebius series - desktop and laptop PCs, aka “Actius” & “WideNote” in the USA
• Aquos PC series (nowadays) - PC + TV

• UK BIOS v1.01 (PM)
• UK BIOS v1.00 (FB)
• French BIOS (MGF)
• Spanish BIOS (MGE)
• Swedish BIOS (MGS)
• IPC 8049 version 2 (or 1?)

• CST QL Disk Interface

• Trump Card
• Gold Card
• Super Gold Card
• QXL
• QL Hard Disk
• QL Centronics Printer Interface

• Hermes (i8749 IPC replacement)

• Delta Disk Interface 64
• Delta Disk Interface 128

• Sandy Disk Interface

• Cumana Disk Interface
• Falkenberg Hard Disk Interface

Note: for sure, many VAIO share common BIOS, but we need some reliable doc to sort a bit that section!

• No dumps avaliable:
  • Hit-Bit 10 (1983?) - MSX1, aka HB-10
  • Hit-Bit 11 - MSX1, aka HB-11
  • Hit-Bit 20 (1983?) - MSX1, aka HB-20
  • Hit-Bit 55 (1984) - MSX1, aka HB-55
  • Hit-Bit 101 (1984) - MSX1, aka HB-101
  • Hit-Bit 701 / 701FD - MSX1, aka HB-701 / HB-701FD
  • Hit-Bit 750 (unreleased) - MSX2 with built-in CD-ROM
  • Hit-Bit F5 - MSX2, aka HB-F5
  • Hit-Bit F10 - MSX2, aka HB-F10
  • Hit-Bit FX50 - MSX2, aka HB-FX50
  • Hit-Bit G900A - MSX2, aka HB-G900A
  • Hit-Bit T7 / T600 - MSX2 with built-in modem, aka HB-T7 / HB-T600
  • Hit-Bit F1XDJII - MSX2, aka HB-F1XDJII
• Unconfirmed, probably fake:
  • Hit-Bit WX-2+ - MSX2+
• Possible variants (if any) of the emulated computers are needed:
  • Hit-Bit 75 - P & D supported
  • Hit-Bit 201 - P supported
  • Hit-Bit 501
  • Hit-Bit F500 - P supported
  • Hit-Bit F700 - P, D & S supported
  • Hit-Bit F900
  • Hit-Bit F9
  • Hit-Bit G900 - P supported
  • are there variants of the HB-F1 series?

• Consoles not dumped:
  • DTL-H1001H
  • DTL-H3000
  • SCPH-5001
  • SCPH-5002
  • SCPH-5003
  • SCPH-5503
  • SCPH-7500
  • SCPH-9003
  • SCPH-103
• BIOS versions missing:
  • Version 2.0 J
  • Version 4.1 J
  • Version 4.2 J
  • Version 4.4 J
  • Version 4.5 J
  • Version 4.0 A
  • Version 4.2 A
  • Version 4.3 A
  • Version 4.4 A
  • Version 4.0 E
  • Version 4.2 E
  • Version 4.3 E
• Misc:
  • PSX APU chip, needs internal DSP mcu rom decapped/dumped (multiple versions may exist as the PSX had a LOOONG market life) (any dead playstation of any model would probably work fine for this, possibly even a ps2)
  • Possibly needed dev versions: DTLH-1200, DTL-H2000, DTL-H201A

• SCPH-10000 units (2000)
• SCPH-30000 units (2001→2003)
• SCPH-50000 units (2003→2004)
• SCPH-70000 units (2004→2007)
• SCPH-90000 units (post 2007)
• PSX series (2003→2005) - digital video recorder based on PS2 hardware. various models:
  • DESR-5000 / DESR-7000 (2003/12/13)
  • DESR-5100 / DESR-7100 (2004/07/01)
  • DESR-5500 / DESR-7500 (2004/12/10)
  • DESR-5700 / DESR-7700 (2005/04/15)

Desktops have code PCV- / Laptops have code PCG-

• VAIO J series - desktop computers, first model
• VAIO JX series - desktop computers, new design
• VAIO M series - desktop computers, audio oriented
• VAIO MX series - desktop computers
• VAIO MX S series - desktop computers, few cosmetic changes compared to MX
• VAIO L series - desktop computers, no numeric pad
• VAIO LX series - desktop computers, with LCD tablet pen
• VAIO HS series - desktop computers, successor of LX
• VAIO HX series - desktop computers, successor of HS
• VAIO T series - desktop computers, tower oriented, first model
• VAIO S series - desktop computers, successor of T
• VAIO R series - desktop computers, successor of S
• VAIO RX series - desktop computers, successor of R
• VAIO RZ series - desktop computers, successor of RX
• VAIO P series - integrated desktop computers
• VAIO W series - desktop computers
• VAIO V series - desktop computers, successor of W
• VAIO 505 / N505 / Z505 / R505 (1997) - laptops, the original models
• VAIO 700 series - laptops
• VAIO F series - laptop, maybe is the same as the previous two…
• VAIO FX series - laptops, successor of F
• VAIO FR series - laptops, successor of FX
• VAIO QR series - laptops
• VAIO SR series - laptops
• VAIO TR series - laptops
• VAIO C1 series - laptops
• VAIO C2 series - laptops
• VAIO GT series - laptops
• VAIO U series - laptops
• VAIO NV series - laptops
• VAIO VX series - laptops
• VAIO X505 series - laptops, aka 505 Extreme
• VAIO 800 series - laptops, high-end version
• VAIO XR series - laptops, successor of 800
• VAIO GR series - laptops, successor of XR

Desktops have code VGC- / Laptops have code VGN-

• VAIO Type V - desktop computers
• VAIO Type RA - desktop computers, successor RZ series
• VAIO Type X - desktop computers
• VAIO Type HX - desktop computers
• VAIO Type RC - desktop computers, successor Type RA
• VAIO Type A - laptop computers, successor of GR series
• VAIO Type B - laptop computers, business model
• VAIO Type E - laptop computers
• VAIO Type K - laptop computers
• VAIO Type Y - laptop computers
• VAIO Type S - laptop computers
• VAIO Type U - laptop computers

• SMC-70 (1982)
• SMC-777C
• SMC-70G
• Series 35 Model 10 (1985) - Word Processor
• HW-30 (1985) - Word Processor, aka Hit-Bit Word HW-30
• HW-80 (1986) - Word Processor
• PJ-100 (1987) - Word Processor, aka Produce 100
• PJ-1000 (1989) - Word Processor, aka Produce 1000
• Quarter L (~1990) - AX compatible computer, aka PCX-300 series
• CLIE PEG-S series (2000) - PDAs Palm OS based
• CLIE PEG-N series (2000→2001) - PDAs Palm OS based
• CLIE PEG-T series (2001→2002) - PDAs Palm OS based
• CLIE PEG-NR70 / NR70V (2002) - PDAs Palm OS based
• CLIE PEG-NX series (2002) - PDAs Palm OS based
• CLIE PEG-SJ series (2003) - PDAs Palm OS based
• CLIE PEG-TG / TJ / TH series (2003→2004) - PDAs Palm OS based
• CLIE PEG-UX50 (2003) - PDAs Palm OS based
• CLIE PEG-VZ90 (2004) - PDAs Palm OS based
• LIBRIé (2004) - E-Book reader. Is there a BIOS?
• Playstation Portable / PSP-1000 (2004)
• Playstation Portable / PSP-2000 (2007)
• Playstation 3 (2006)

• TEAC / TANDY PS-80 - TANDY & TEAC branded Model 1 Cassette-based TRS-80 (Japanese TRS-80)
• TRS Model I Level 2 v1.0 7820D/C41047/3108013A; 7821(C)/C41046/3108014B; 7821(C)/C41026/3108015C (someone has dumped these but not submitted yet)
• TRS Model I Level 2 v1.1
• TRS Model I Level 2 v1.2b, CRC32 of three ROMs concatenated: 0D8A132E
• TRS Model I Level 2 v1.3b (?)
• TRS-80 Model III Level 2 (ENGLISH) ROM A (U104) ver. CRC BBC4
• TRS-80 Model III Level 2 (ENGLISH) ROM A (U104) ver. CRC DA75
• TRS-80 Model III Level 2 (ENGLISH) ROM C (U106) ver. CRC 2B91 - early mfg. #80040316
• TRS-80 Model III Level 2 (ENGLISH) ROM C (U106) ver. CRC 278A - no production REV A
• TRS-80 Model III Level 2 (ENGLISH) ROM C (U106) ver. CRC 2F84 - Manufacturing #80040316 REV C
• TRS-80 Model III Level 2 (ENGLISH) ROM C ver. CRC 2764 - Network III v1
• TRS-80 Model III Level 2 (BELGIUM) CRC ????
• TRS-80 Model 4
• TRS-80 Model 4P

• TRS-80 Model II
• TRS-80 Model 12
• TRS-80 Model 16

• TRS-80 Model DT-1 (may require decapping if 8051 is protected)

• TRS-80 Color Computer 1 (and re-branded TDP-100_
• TRS-80 Color Computer 2
• TRS-80 Color Computer 3

• TRS-80 Model 100 / 102
• TRS-80 Model 200

• TRS-80 PC-1
• TRS-80 PC-2
• TRS-80 PC-4

• 1400 LT/FD/HD
• 1000
• 1000 SX
• 1000 TX
• 1000 EX
• 1000 HX
• 1000 SL & SL/2

• TRS-80 Model 600 - 80C65-based system
• Portable Wordprocessor WP-2 / WP-3
• TRS-80 MC-10 - Motorola 6803-based system

[These should link to other mfr pages but consolidated here for obvious reasons.]

• HT1080Z (Hungarian EACA-based TRS-80 Clone which adds AY-3-8910 sound IC) [a version 2.20 with a combined CRC32 of 48985A3 has been dumped]
• Video Genie System (EG3003 - first version, early/mid 1980)
• Video Genie System (EG3003 - second version, late 1980)
• Genie I (EG3003 - third version, late 1981)
• Video Genie EG-3003 by EACA (UK EACA-based TRS-80 Clone)
• Genie II (EG3008 - late 1981)
• Genie III (EG3200 - mid 1982)
• System 80 MK I v.2a (EG3003) (Australia & New Zealand via Dick Smith Electronics)(also as C/MICRO in New * Zealand via "Dynamic Applications)
• System 80 MK I v.2b (EG3003)
• System 80 MK II (EG3008)
• System 80 Blue-Label (inc. machine language monitor debugger in ROM)
• PMC-80 (North America)
• PMC-80 by Personal Micro Computers Inc. (United States EACA-based TRS-80 Clone)
• PMC-81 (North America)
• TRZ-80 (South Africa) (unconfirmed?)

• CP 300 by Prológica Ind. e Com. de Microcomputadores Ltda (Brazilian Model III Clone)
• CP 500 by Prológica Ind. e Com. de Microcomputadores Ltda (Brazilian Model III Clone)
• CP 500/M80 by Prológica Ind. e Com. de Microcomputadores Ltda (Brazilian Model III/IV Clone)
• CP 500/M80C by Prológica Ind. e Com. de Microcomputadores Ltda (Brazilian Model III/IV Clone)
• DGT-100 by DIGITUS Ind. Com. Serv. de Eletrônica Ltda (Brazilian Model III Clone with Hi-Res Graphics)
• DGT-1000 by DIGITUS Ind. Com. Serv. de Eletrônica Ltda (Brazilian Clone with Hi-Res Graphics)
• D-8000 by Dismac Industrial S.A. (Brazilian Clone)
• JR SYSDATA by Sysdata Eletrônica Ltda (Brazilian Model III Clone)
• Naja by Kemitron Ltda (Brazilian Model III Clone)
• SysData III by Sysdata Eletrônica Ltda (Brazilian Clone)
• Fenix II by Fenix Sistemas e Computadores Ltda (Brazilian Clone)
• JP-01 by Jamper Engenharia Eletrônica Ltda (Brazilian TRS-80 Clone)
• Naja 800 by Kemitron Ltda (Brazilian TRS-80 Clone)
• Racimec 1800 by RACIMEC - Racionalização e Mecanização Ltda (Brazilian TRS-80 Clone)
• Sysdata IV by Sysdata Eletrônica Ltda (Brazilian TRS-80 Clone)
• “TRS 80” by Sayfi Computadores Ltda (Brazilian TRS-80 Clone)
• LNW-80 by LNW Research Corporation (United States TRS-80 Clone with Hi-Resolution Graphics) [Boot ROM dumped. Combined CRC32:CFD85C89)
• MAX-80 by Lobo International (United States TRS-80 Clone)
• Komtek-I Model I Clone (likely the same as the Radionic R1001) German TRS-80 clone via S.C.S. GmbH in Mörfelden-Waldorf)

• Prologica CP400 Color (Brazil)
• CP400 Color II (Brazil)
• Varixx VC50 (Brazil)
• LZ Color64 (Brazil)
• Dynacom MX1600 (Brazil)
• Codimex CD6809 (Brazil)
• Micro-SEP (CoCo 2 w/ 64K RAM clone, introduced by the Secretary of Education in Mexico)
• Sampo Color Computer (Taiwan)

• Sysdata Tcolor (Brazilian MC-10 clone)

• Speak & Spell
  • La Grillo Parlante MCU (italian speak&spell)
  • La Dicte Magique MCU (french speak&spell)
  • Buddy (VSMs and MCU)(german speak&spell)
  • (spanish speak&spell, prototype only?)
• Super Speak & Spell
  • all international versions (all use the later, blue, 'original-speak&spell-but-LCD-screen' style case)
  • TSP50c10-based earlier version with red case. requires decapping. code is likely different from the later one but the external word rom should be the same.
  • TSP50c35-based later version with blue 'original-speak&spell-but-LCD-screen' case, IF IT EXISTED IN A US RELEASE. requires decapping.
• Super Speak & Spell modules
  • US & international versions
• Super Speak & Math
  • all international versions (all use the later, blue, 'original-speak&spell-but-LCD-screen' style case)
  • TSP50c35-based later version with blue 'original-speak&spell-but-LCD-screen' case, IF IT EXISTED IN A US RELEASE. requires decapping.
• Super Speak & Math modules
  • all but the one lord_nightmare has (can't tell which one yet)
  • US & international versions (if exist)
• Speak & Spell Modules:
  • Super Stumpers 4-6 (English Dumped)
  • Super Stumpers 7-8 (English Dumped)
  • Noun Endings (English Dumped)
  • Basic Builders (English Dumped)
  • Vowel Power (English Dumped)
  • Magnificent Modifiers (English Dumped)
  • Mighty Verbs (English Dumped)
  • Vowel Ventures (English Dumped)
  • Homonym Heroes (English Dumped)
  • E.T. Fantasy (English Dumped)
  • International versions of all of the above, if they exist. French versions are known for at least 4 of them.
• Speak & Read Modules
  • A Dog on a Log (English Dumped)
  • On The Track (English Dumped)
  • The Seal That Could Fly
  • The Third Circle
  • Who's Who at the Zoo (English Dumped)
  • Sea Sights (English Dumped)
  • The Ghost in the House
  • The Millionth Knight
• Touch & Tell
  • US & international versions (if exist)
• Touch & Tell Modules
  • Animal Friends (English Dumped)
  • World of Transportation (English Dumped)
  • Alphabet Fun (English Dumped)
  • Number Fun (English Dumped)
  • All about me (English Dumped)
  • E.T. Fantasy
  • International versions of all of the above
• Touch & discover
  • US & international versions (if exist)
• Vocaid (touch&tell based system for people unable to speak) (MCU only, VSM is dumped)
• Speak & Music
  • US & international versions (if exist)
• Teddy Touch & Tell
  • US & international versions
• (talking ball toy)
• Anything not listed here but listed at http://www.datamath.org/Album_Speech.htm
• Anything listed as 'No' for 'dumped' at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Lord_Nightmare
• TI-85 Calculator - Need Dumps of ROM versions: 1.0, 2.0, 7.0 (Press [2nd] [MODE] [ALPHA] [S] to determine version)
• DS990
• Portable Professional Computer (PPC)
• COMPACT COMPUTER 40 (CC40)

• Pyuuta Jr. (1983?) which is a console with a simplified keyboard
• Tomy/Grandstand Tutor (circa October 1983?) with title screens in English and integrated Basic
• Pyuuta Mk. 2 (1984?) with a better-looking keyboard and integrated Basic
• Kiss-Site

Note: probably many recent models share a common BIOS, but we need either to find specific documents or to access dumps to verify.

• PASOPIA (PA-7010) (1981)
• T-100 - US version of the PASOPIA
• PASOPIA Mini (IHC-8000) (1982) - pocket computer
• PASOPIA 5 (PA-7005) (1984) - reduced price version of PA-7007
• PASOPIA 700 (1985)
• PASOPIA 16 / T300 / PAP
• PASOPIA 1600

• HX-10D / HX-10D(K) (1983) - MSX1 computers
• HX-10DP / HX-10DPN (1983) - MSX1 computers
• HX-10E (1983) - MSX1 computer
• HX-10S(K) (1983) - MSX1 computers
• HX-21 (1984) - MSX1 computers
• HX-20E - MSX1 computer
• HX-22 - MSX1 computer
• HX-30 / HX-31 / HX-32 - MSX1 computers
• HX-33 / HX-34 - MSX2 computers
• HX-51 / HX-52 - MSX1 computers

• T-1000 series (1985) - PC/AT compatible, destinated to Western Market
• T-1200 & PC compatible laptops - as above
• T-3100 / J-3100 series (1987) - first laptop with HD
• Dynabook series - A4-sized laptops
• Portégé / Dynabook SS series - B5-sized laptops
• Satellite / Dynabook Satellite series - A4-sized laptops
• Satellite Pro / Dynabook Satellite Pro series - A4-sized laptops
• Tecra / Dynabook Tecra series - A4-sized laptops

• T-200 / T-250
• T100-X Dynapad (1993)
• JW-10 (1978) - word processor
• TOSWORD JW-10 (1982) - word processor
• Libretto 20 series (1996) - laptops
• Libretto SS series (1998) - laptops
• Libretto FF series (1999) - laptops
• Libretto L1 series (2001) - laptops
• Libretto U100 (2005) - released for the T-1100 20th anniversary
• Libretto MobilePacks / M3 - laptops bundled with NTT mobile & connection kits
• Libretto 50M (1997) - not sold
• Equium 3100 series - desktop computers, no more produced
• Equium 5000 series - desktop computers, no more produced
• Equium S5000 series - desktop computers, no more produced
• Equium 3200 series - desktop computers
• Equium 5100 series - desktop computers
• Equium S6100 series - desktop computers
• Equium series - in Europe is used to indicate a different series of computers
• DynaTop series - desktop computers
• Brezza series - desktop computers
• Qosmio series (post 2004) - laptops
• Genio e series (2001→2004) - PDAs PocketPC based

• Personal Speech System Versions A and B (version 3.A and 3.B spoken on startup. version 3.C is dumped) (version 3 is the general PSS software version in the Votrax heirarchy, so TnT is version 2, and SVA/VSA is version 1. Hence theres no version 2 or version 1 PSS software, unless its some sort of prototype)
• VSA (may be called SVA too, if SVA is not something different. if it is, it needs dumping too)
• VSB, VSC, VSM (ditto, some may be cpuless)
• CPUless Votrax systems (need parameter roms dumped)
  • VS-6 series (64 phonemes each)
    • VS-6 (single board)
    • VS-6.1
    • VS-6.2
    • VS-6.3 (modular, field-upgradable)
    • VS-6.G (german version)
    • VS-6.G2 (modular, field upgradable german version)
  • VS-5 (rare old variant of VS-6, <1000 made)
  • VS-4 'Votrax' (super-rare old variant, only a few dozen made, consists of three cards)
  • ML-X series (128 phonemes each)
    • ML-1 parameter rom versions earlier than G(last one?), and other input translator roms(ASCII is dumped, we need EBCDIC and anything else made; roms are 1702(a)s)
    • ML-1ES (spanish version of ML-1, has more phonemes)
    • ML-2ES (ditto, even more phonemes)
    • ML-2 (if it existed)
• SC-01 VOICE PAC (SC-01 board with external speech data roms, roms are needed)
• any other boards which are SC-01 based and have roms with any sort of cpu code or predone voice data on them. May include the appleII Mockingboards.

• Master Video Painter
• Socrates Educational Video System PAL, english, french, german, italian, and spanish versions
• Socrates Educational Video System NTSC spanish (south america), if they existed
• Socrates EVS Carts:
  • Many, but not all carts are universal and work for all languages, only the main units have different language roms. Missing carts include but are not limited to:
  • CAD Professor Maus
  • Game Wizard
  • Memory Mania - French version: Exercices de Memoire
  • Puzzles (international-only?)
  • Touch Pad cartridge - An IR touch pad is needed for testing as well

• VTech LCD handhelds (Talking Baseball, Talking Soccer, Talking Football, Talking Rally Racer, Talking Pinball, etc.)
• VTech Laser PC5
• VTech Laser PC6 (both the educational typing tutor version and the original with BASIC)
• VTech PreComputer 1000
• VTech PreComputer Power Pad (1994)
• VTech PreComputer Power Pad Plus (1994)
• VTech Thomas & Friends: Learn & Explore Laptop (2006)
• VTech IQ Unlimited Computer
• Laser 100
• Laser 2001
• Laser 750
• Laser 50 / One
• Laser 128EX2

• Laser MSX - announced, but probably never released
• Laser MSX2 - announced, one unit was the prize of a programming contest, never released

• ORB

• ACC-8000

• ACCESS Computer

• Actrix DS

• Mentor 2000

• SMP-8
• SMP-5

• Advance 86

• ACS-1007

• Agat
• Agat-P - Unconfirmed
• Agat-T - Unconfirmed

• ABC 24
• ABC 20
• ai-M16
• ABC 26

• TV-Boy
• Super TV-Boy

• Perfect - MSX1, manufactured by Daewoo, sold in Kuwait
• Perfect2 - MSX2, manufactured by Daewoo, sold in Kuwait

• 1000 Series

• ACS-8000
• ACS-580
• Serie 5
• ACS-586 / 686
• ACS-186

• J100 - J500

• WS 1

• Apex Extreme PGC

• BK-01Z - BK-01 with color

• Squale

• Computer In a Book

• SystemX

• PC 6300
• Unix PC
• AT&T 3DO - unreleased 3DO prototype

• AVC 777
• AVC 777 - J2

• Comp 2

• AX-20
• AX-25

• BASIS 108

• Colorvision

• Newbear 77/68 (1977)

• BC-12

• BIT 90
• BIT 60

• Gamate
• Gamate Color - unreleased?

• BR-1000M

• Dolphin (Not the same as the Dolphin (Unknown manufacturer) in MESS)

• Merlin M2105 - de-badged ACORN Electron plus a large expansion unit

• TTX-90
• MICRAL 80/22
• L'attaché

• YD-8110

• 65

• The Express - unreleased

• Iyonix PC (2002) - new computer for the Acorn RISC OS/ARM platform

• MPC-80 - MSX1, manufactured by Daewoo, sold in Germany

• M5 (possibly same BIOS as the European Sord M5?)

• Game Baby

• MPC
• VP

• Communicator

• Drac-1 (spanish version of the Rockwell AIM-65)

• Portable
• Portable II
• Portable III
• Portable 386

• 8001 / 8051

• System 816

• ATHENA

• VERSATILE 2

• Miniterm
• DOT

• Electronic Multisport

• Ordinateur Video Jeu JO1450 - aka JOPAC

• Workslate

• C3800

• T3D

• CUBIC 99
• 3DO BLASTER - 3DO-compatible PC card

• System 0
• System I / II / III
• System V
• Z-1
• Z-2

• Cortex

• Spectrum Plus
• Spectrum
• CZ-2000
• CZ-1000 Plus
• CZ-1000

• GameKing I, II, & III (GameKing)

• Zemmix CPC-50 / CPC-51 - MSX1 game console
• Zemmix Super V CPC-61 - MSX2 game console
• Zemmix Turbo CPG-120 - MSX2+ game console
• Zemmix Super Boy - TV with built-in MSX game console
• CPC-200 - misread DPC-200?
• CPC-330K KOBO - MSX2 computer
• DPH-64 - arabic version of the DPC-200?
• MX-64 - MSX
• MPC-80 - MSX

• DY 80

• PCS 80

• Associate

• Datapoint 2200

• Spark

• Action Replay I, II and III for Amiga - Incomplete dumps are available, missing the first few bytes

• PROFI 203

• Game Plus

• Cat - Rebadged Laser 3000

• Gama 99
• M 90
• M 92

• DMS-3/F

• DGT100 / DGT1000

• MSX-64 - MSX1
• Dragon 200

• Magnum

• F85

• DVK-2
• DVK-3
• DVK-3M
• DVK-4 - aka Kvant 4C (Квант 4С), DEC PDP-11 compatible

• Husky

• DPC-200 - MSX1, Dynadata is a spanish subsidiary of Daewoo

• HYPERION

• Cyborg-2

• VIDEO GENIE 1 / EG-3003
• VIDEO GENIE III / EG-3200

• Eagle
• Eagle PC
• Spirit

• C64 EDC

• Microlab

• EPA-6800

• CIP-02 - ZX clone
• CIP-04 - Spectrum +3 clone

• BI-201 - ZX clone
• Electronica-60 - PDP-11 clone, correct manufacturer?
• Electronica-100 - PDP-11 clone, correct manufacturer?
• KR series - 86RK clones models: 01, 02 and 04

• Pecom 32

• Select-A-Game

• Evo: Phase One

• Epoch Cassette Vision

• Exeltel

• EX3000

• 500 Series

• FPC-500 - MSX1
• SPC-800 - MSX1, probably same as Samsung SPC-800
• FPC-900 - MSX2

• Pixter
• Pixter Plus

• Hand Game SY-3000B
• 32:16

• BK-09 Turbo

• Fox-640

• ACE 1000 - Apple II clone
• ACE 1200
• ACE 500
• PC 5000, 6000, 8000
• ACE 2000

• A'Can Super Color - Unreleased

• Bosman 8

• Compact Vision TV-Boy

• XGP

• Gavilan

• GEM 1000 Junior Computer / Charlemagne 999
• GEM-2000 / 3000 / 4000

• 801
• GALAXY
• Challenger

• Paxon PCK-50 - MSX1 with bundled TV monitor
• Paxon PCT-50 / PCT-55 - MSX1 with bundled TV monitor

• Gigatron TTL microcomputer (2017)

• FC-80 - MSX1
• GFC-1080 - MSX1
• Famicom-100 (possibly NEC PC-6001 clone)
• Famicom-30
• Famicom-150 (compatible with Sord M5 software)
• Gpi-1200M

• Game Player
• Light Games
• Game Wizard

• Compass
• GridCase
• GridLite

• PENCIL II

• Le Guepard

• Z-100
• Z-110/Z-120

• Hobbit - aka Хоббит - Spectrum clone

• 9100

• Homelab

• DDP-516
• H316 - Kitchen computer

• HUSKY HUNTER
• Hawk

also known as Dongyang Nylon in the 80s

• Hycom-8
• Hycom-800

• 5000

• ia-7301

• 190

• M18 series
• Felix-PC

• Personal computer
• Quattro
• OPD - One Per Desk

• IMCE Junior

• 8080
• 8048
• VDP 80
• PCS 80

• BetaSystem

• Intellec 4
• Intellec 8/Intellec MDS Series-III

• Home Computer System

• DPS-1

• SUPERBRAIN
• HEADSTART

• MicroTim
• MicroTim+

• CompuColor II

• 1085
• Partner (not the same as the Partner-01.01 in MESS)

• 800

• EC-1035
• EC-1037S

• 3030

• HC-5 / HC-6 - MSX1
• HC-6AV - MSX1
• HC-7 - MSX1
• HC-7E - MSX1
• HC-30 / HC-60 - MSX1
• HC-10AV / HC-80 / HC-9S - MSX2
• HC-90 - MSX2
• HC-95 - MSX2
• HC-180 - MSX2
• HD-851 / HD-7900 / HD-8900 / HD-9300 / HD-9500 - VHD player to be interfaced with MSX

• KMC-5000 - MSX2

• 2000
• Kaypro I
• Kaypro II
• Kaypro 4
• Kaypro IV
• Kaypro 16
• PC & 286i
• Robie

• Naja

• Kenbak-1

• Multisystem

• PSI 80

• CP1 / Computer Praxis

• YC-64 - MSX1, is the BIOS different from Yashica YC-64?
• YC-100 - no info, only mentioned in a list of old computers

• Silex
• SIL'Z Model 5 / 6
• Elan

• JB-806E1-2 (1985) - computer based on Hitachi MB-S1

• OC-8880
• OC-8820

• MAX-80

• LX-500 series
• PERSONA 1600

• ECRITEXT

• Nascom 3

• Minicomputer

• 8000 Holter System

• MAX 90
• MAX 20

• ALICE 90

• Aquarius II

• Alcyane
• ALCYANE A6E

• Model 782 APL

• Aster CT-80 - dutch computer, TRS-80 and CP/M compatible

• T-40

• Meritum Model 1
• Meritum Model 2
• Meritum III

• Tonto
• M4000

• Generation NEX

• BFM 186

• MicroAce

• Jolt

• TK-83
• TK-82
• TK-2000
• TK EXTended
• TK3000

• Vegas 6809

• Micro M16

• Victor Lambda
• Hector XT

• Microwriter

• Pyldin-601 series (aka Пылдин-601) - Models: 601U, 601M, 601T

• Graphics computer

• ALTAIR 8800
• Altair 680
• Altair 8800b

• Decision 1
• Micro Decision

• TIM

• Korvet PK8010 (1987) (Корвет ПК 8010)

• MD

• WDR-1-Bit Computer
• MEK-6802-D5
• EXORSET 30

• 6800

• Microkit 09
• MPF II
• MPF-III/312
• MPF-1/65
• MPF-I/88

• Mupid
• Mupid 2 C2A2
• Mupid 2 C2D2 - possibly wanted computer system

• ES 210

• SKS 2500

• Introkit

• Hantu

• Decision Mate V
• PC4
• PC6
• PC8

• PC 05 - Rebadged Panasonic FH-2000

• Nordmende Teleplay - German Channel F variant; most Channel F variants use the same BIOS. This hasn't been confirmed for the Nordmende.

• OPlite

• Advantage

• Captain Multi-Station - MSX2

• MODEL 500
• C2
• CHALLENGER II
• CHALLENGER III
• CHALLENGER 4P
• Challenger 1P

• A 10
• IF 800
• IF COM7

• BOSS
• OP 544 / OP 644
• PHC-2 - MSX1, it seems the same as Yeno DPC-64
• PHC-28 - MSX1, it seems the same as Sanyo PHC-28S

• OHPS-I - Health computer with blood pressure management, based on MSX2 hardware (notice that OMRON

was founded by Kazuma Tateishi, so the company Tateishi Electric sometimes mentioned in MSX pages IS OMRON ).

• LUNA88K - M88k workstation
• LUNA88K2 - M88k workstation, correct name LUNA88K²

• OP-1
• Amigo

• PT501
• Hektor 2 - Also called PT-502
• Hektor 3

• Orange+ - Apple II clone
• Orange 2 - Apple II clone

• STRATOS / IQ 164
• NOVA 64

• ENCORE
• VIXEN
• 08

• Attache

• MX-30A / MX-30B - MSX2

• 150

• VG Pocket Caplet

• Phantom - Unreleased

• VG-8000 / VG-8020 - MSX1, rebadged Philips VG-8000 / VG-8020
• NMS-8245 - MSX2, rebadged Philips NMS-8245

• Palcom PX-7 / PX-V7 - MSX1 computer with built-in Laserdisc
• Palcom PX-V60 - MSX1 computer with built-in Laserdisc
• LD-700 - Laserdisc player Palcom compatible
• LV-1000 - Laserdisc player Palcom compatible

• PT-30
• PT-80

• PC 60

• Poly 1 Educational Computer

• Cortex
• Cortex II

• IMKO-1/2
• 16A

• SOL-10 Stripped down version without expansion backplane and numeric keypad
• SOL-PC - Single board version, basically it consisted of the SOL-20 board only

• CP-200

• Proteus III

• Organiser II XP
• MC 200 / 400 / 600
• Series 3

• PE6502 (2016)

• QDP-300
• QDP-100

• 500
• 520

• KC 85/3 - Same as the VEB Mikroelectronik KC 85/3 in MESS?
• KC 85/4 - Same as the VEB Mikroelectronik KC 85/4 in MESS?

• MICRAL-N
• Micral 8030 series
• Micral 8020 Series
• PORTAL

• VG-5000 - rebadged Philips VG-5000
• MK-180 - MSX1, rebadged Philips VG-8010

• Triton - MSX1

• Black Box - Same as the ICL Personal Computer
• Business Computer

• Lambda-1 - RAM was a Japanese computer magazine and the Lambda-1 a build-it-yourself computer

• Cosmac Microtutor
• Cosmac VIP (Tiny BASIC extension board ROM (4KB))
• SuperElf

• Game Axe

• RC1
• R2C

• RC 700 Piccolo
• RC759 Piccoline

• RM-380Z
• LINK 480Z

• Krista - Vector-06 clone
• Krista-2 - Vector-06 clone?

• Robik

• KC 85/1 - HC 9001
• KC 87 Series - KC 87.30 / KC 87.31

• Sage IV

• V1

• Micro Computer - Prototype

• AH-200 - MSX1, arabic version
• AX-100 / AX-123 / AX-200 / AX-230 / AX-330 - MSX1, arabic version
• AX-150 - MSX1, arabic version
• AX-660 / AX-990 - MSX1 + built-in MegaDrive board, arabic version
• SX-100 / SX-101 - MSX1, arabic version
• AX-250 / AX-500 - MSX2, arabic version

Korean company, maybe the same as TriGem

• Busicom (dual CPU computer in 1983!)

• SPC-800 - MSX1
• SPC-1500

• 7000
• 8000
• TPC-8300

• SPCmkIII - MSX1, probably same as Casio PV-16BK. any relation with Sanyo SPC Super (which has Sanno

written on the case)?

• SBS 8000

• MC-810 - MSX1, rebadged Philips VG-8010

• SYMBOLICS 3600

• Gazelle

• CHAMELEON

• 9500
• MC-2200
• 9100

• Lemon II

• Pied Piper

• Ez MINI

• HB-8000 HotBit 1.0 - MSX1

• Sig-Net

• PC-100 - hardware identical to the AIM-65, but custom monitor and BASIC ROMs
• SME

• ZX Spectrum+

• Victor 9000

• ALPHA Plus

• Goupil 2
• Goupil 3
• Goupil G4

• Totus

• Athena

• M 170
• M-100ACE
• M223 series
• M203 Mark II
• M23 Mark III
• M 68 / M 68 MX
• M343
• IS 11
• IS-11c

• S/09
• S-PLUS

• SVI-838 - PC / MSX2 Hybrid
• SV-010 CompuMate - Keyboard add-on with BASIC for the Atari 2600

• Ines

Korean company, originally known as Hanguk Sangyeok

• Spotlight-I
• Spotlight-III

• XaviXPort

• Micromachine 2000 / 3000
• Micromachine 4000
• Orchidée

• MicroColor - Tandy MC-10 clone

• BUBCOM 80 BC-80RN / BC-80RS

• WoWoW - Unreleased, 16-bit CD-ROM console (1992)

• Game Personal Computer System - Japanese variant of the Sord M5

• TPC-200 / TPC-200A - MSX1
• TPC-201 - MSX1
• TPP-311 / TPS-312 - MSX2

• Zodiac 1 (32MB)
• Zodiac 2 (128MB)

• OM 8064

• TPC-2000 (4 KB BIOS + 2 KB FONT)

• PT series PT-112 / PT-208 / PT-212 / PT-312 / PT-408 / PT-412

• Zorba

• OSM-200 graphics board
• Telmac 600 (Sarja I)

• TS-802
• TS-803
• Personal Mini PM/4T

• Périminitel

• MICROMEGA 32

• WREN

• PC - Sinclair ZX-81 clone

• Tuscan S-100

• TriGem

• MicroMate PMC 101

• PC-64 - MSX1. could it be the same as Radofin Triton?

• Alphatronic
• TA-1100
• Alphatronic Modell-P3 / P4
• Alphatronic PC
• Alphatronic P-30 / P-40

• Icon

• Mac 512 - Macintosh clone

• 2200 - German clone of the Apple IIe

• 88a
• V-Marc II

• Vector 06C series (1987→199?) - models 06C.02, 06C-A
• Vector Turbo+ - Unconfirmed

• Vector 1
• Vector 3 (VIP)
• MZ

• VX 384

• Star Chess (incog has one of these, no idea how to dump)

• TV Computer

• Visual 1083 / Commuter

• Nuon

• 80.2

• WD37C65: Internal 2k ROM chip (NEC UPD765 clone, decap needed)

• 150

• Tutor Vision

• 860
• Sunrise 1800 / 1805
• 6085

• YIS-503II/64 / YIS-503III / YIS-503III/128 - MSX1
• YIS-503G / YIS-503W - Graphic/Music/Word Processing systems based on MSX1
• YIS-513 / YIS-603 - MSX1
• SX-100 - MSX1
• CX5 - MSX1 with built-in synth
• CX-5F - MSX1
• CX-MII/128 - MSX1 with built-in synth
• CX-11 / CX-100 - MSX1
• YIS-604 / YIS-604/128 - MSX2
• YIS-805 / YIS-805/128 / YIS-805/256 - MSX2
• CX-7/128 - MSX2
• AX-350 / AX-350II / AX-500 - MSX2
• Additionally, many Yamaha MSX computers had external units for Word Processing, FM Sound Synth, etc. Are there BIOS in these units?
• C1

• SC 3000 / SC 3000H - Rebadged Sega SC-3000
• DPC-64 - MSX1
• MX-64 - MSX1
• Prof. Weiss-Alles - German version of VTech Socrates

• FC Twin / FC X2

• Game Wave Family Entertainment System

• Z-160 PC
• Z-171 PC

• Arkasha - 86RK clone
• Bajt - Spectrum clone
• Neiron (aka Нейрон)
• RITA - russian ZX clone
• Wireless 60 - Vii clone
• Wireless Air 60 - Vii clone