Philips VG 8235

The Philips VG 8235 combined MSX2 graphics, 128 KB RAM and a built-in 3.5-inch floppy drive in a compact keyboard-console case.

It made the enhanced MSX2 environment and disk-based software accessible to European home users without a separate desktop system.

Notable Features
  • Built-in 720 KB floppy drive
  • MSX2 V9938 graphics
  • Compact integrated design
Historical Significance
  • It made the enhanced MSX2 environment and disk-based software accessible to European home users without a separate desktop system.
Collector’s Notes
  • The floppy-drive belt and fragile plastics are common service concerns; revisions differ in RAM and drive details.
  • Memory, storage, displays and expansion hardware should be documented because configurations often changed during a system’s working life.

Specifications

Technical Information
NamePhilips VG 8235
ManufacturerPhilips
LaunchedWednesday, January 1, 1986
CountryNetherlands
CPUZilog Z80A
Units Sold
Form FactorKeyboard console
PowerMains AC
NetworkingNone built in
Operating SystemMSX BASIC 2.0 and MSX-DOS
Expansion / I/OTwo cartridge slots, cassette, printer, two joystick ports, RGB and composite video
KeyboardIntegrated keyboard
StorageBuilt-in 720 KB 3.5-inch floppy drive
SoundYM2149 three-voice PSG plus noise
Colours512 palette; up to 16 or 256 onscreen by mode
GraphicsYamaha V9938: up to 512 x 212 pixels with sprites
DisplayTelevision or RGB monitor
ROMMSX2 BIOS, BASIC and disk ROM
RAM128 KB main RAM and 128 KB video RAM
CPU Speed3.58 MHz

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