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Artemisa MSX Survey
This is a survey to know a little bit more about the users taste and preferences.
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What's your country?
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What are your interests in Artemisa?
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I really like it doesn't use FPGAs or software emulation. I want to feel a real Z80 in the motherboard.
My MSX computer is quite old, and I want to have a modern replacement for other 30 years.
I love electronics, and I would kill for soldering my own MSX.
I want to support homebrew makers.
I am a big fan of MSX, and I use to buy any new stuff.
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What version of MSX are you interested?
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MSX1 exclusively. That's what I had when I was a child. I don't need anymore.
MSX1, but I would not mind to have a MSX2 as well.
MSX2, but I would like to have also an Artemisa MSX1.
MSX2 only, if I want another MSX1 I can buy it in Ebay.
Anything other than MSX Turbo-R is a bullshit.
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What kind of kit would you be interested?
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DIY kit. I will receive the PCBs, all the components and really detailed instructions, and I am brave enough to solder and assemble the computer by myself.
Plug&Play kit. I will receive the computer completely assembled. I am scared of soldering, and prefer to pay much more if someone else does it for me.
Well, it depends. I'd take DIY only if there are some on-site workshops near my city to show me how to do it.
Oh, I just want the PCBs. I am a pro retrobrewer and I will get the parts by myself.
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What's your favorite keyboard option?
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Use an external PS2 keyboard with an adapter included by Artemisa. Seedy but unexpensive.
Use a custom mechanical keyboard designed for Artemisa. Beautiful but costly.
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Do you have a NTSC tv set or monitor?
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Yes, absolutely.
No, definitely tested but it doesn't work.
I don't know, but I would use a modern flat TV.
I don't know, but I would use a device that converts the signal to VGA/HDMI/whatever.
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What's your favorite video connection for your MSX computer?
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Composite video (CVBS) via RCA cables.
RGB video via SCART cable.
Component video (YPbPr) via RCA cables.
TV antenna signal.
How many cartridge slot connectors do you consider essential?
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None. I don't use cartridges at all.
At least one. I use cartridges for some games.
At least two. I use external hardware combined with some software cartridges.
More than two. I am totally mad about MSX expansion and I want to connect my fridge to it.
How many joystick ports do you consider essential?
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None. I am a OPQA lover.
None. I am a QAOP lover.
At least one. I am a lonely person.
At least two. Life doesn't worth if I cannot challenge my friends.
Do you use your cassette connector?
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Yes, I am a big fan of Ocean software and their terrible ports from Spectrum.
No, only cartridges. Cassette is for losers.
Are you interested in purchasing an Artemisa computer?
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Yes!
No, I already have too many MSX computers!
No, I will wait for MSX 2 support if this ever happens.
Maybe. It depends on the price. Never above 100€.
Maybe. It depends on the price. Never above 200€.
Maybe. It depends on the price. Never above 300€.
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