Computers by Pioneer

Pioneer Corporation was founded in Tokyo in 1938 and became internationally known for audio equipment, car electronics and optical-disc technology. Its pioneering work with LaserDisc led to a small but historically important range of interactive computers.

The PX-7 and PX-V60 combined the MSX home-computer standard with Pioneer’s LaserDisc control and video-overlay technology. Using P-BASIC and compatible players, software could coordinate computer graphics and program logic with analogue video for education, presentations and entertainment.

People associated with Pioneer

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Pioneer PX-7
Pioneer PX-7
by: Pioneer
1983
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Pioneer PX-V60
Pioneer PX-V60
by: Pioneer
1984

Byte Rot

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The natural process by which once-perfect floppy disks slowly become unreadable, usually right before you remember what's on them was actually important.

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