Computers by Sanyo

Sanyo Electric was founded by Toshio Iue in 1947 and developed into one of Japan’s major consumer-electronics manufacturers. Its computer business was unusually varied, covering proprietary home machines, affordable 16-bit desktops, MSX systems and manufacturing for other brands.

The PHC series represented Sanyo’s early home-computer work, while the MBC-550 and MBC-555 offered low-cost 8088 business computing with strong colour graphics. Sanyo later produced a broad MSX range under names including MPC and Wavy, culminating in capable MSX2 and MSX2+ systems.

People associated with Sanyo

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Sanyo MBC-550
Sanyo MBC-550
by: Sanyo
1982
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Sanyo PHC-25
Sanyo PHC-25
by: Sanyo
1982
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Sanyo MBC-555
Sanyo MBC-555
by: Sanyo
1983
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Sanyo MPC-10
Sanyo MPC-10
by: Sanyo
1983
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Sanyo PHC-28
Sanyo PHC-28
by: Sanyo
1983
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Sanyo Wavy 23
Sanyo Wavy 23
by: Sanyo
1986
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Sanyo Wavy 70FD2
Sanyo Wavy 70FD2
by: Sanyo
1988

CRT Tan

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