Adriano Camargo Rodrigues da Cunha wrote:
> > "Went bust"? What's that supposed to mean? =)
> Faliu. :)
Hm, got it. Bankruptcy. But why is Sharp's website
still active?
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> "Went bust"? What's that supposed to mean? =)
Faliu. :)
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Rafael Lima wrote:
> As far as I know, Sharp went bust...
"Went bust"? What's that supposed to mean? =)
At least, there's their website at
http://www.sharp.com.br
Don't know what that means, tho.
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Em qua, 07 fev 2001, Manuel Bilderbeek escreveu:
> > everything in one piece: keyboard, cartdrige slots, etc., like the
> > Philips NMS-8280 and the Panasonic WSX.=20
>
> Um, NMS-8220 you mean? :)
Well, maybe. =)
> > ones developed by Sony, Philips, Sanyo, etc., 'cause of a very bad,
>
Em qua, 07 fev 2001, Manuel Bilderbeek escreveu:
> > Basicly, that one couldn't import a computer.
> > Actually, it was more detailed than that, but
> > it made extremely difficult for a "normal"
> > person like us to legally import and own any
> > computer.
>
> Is it still valid?
Thank
As far as I know, Sharp went bust...
Rafael Lima
> > Is Gradiente still alive? And Sharp Brazil?
>
>Both companies are alive and well. A rumor said
>that Sharp ceased production of their HotBit
>because of pressure from the Japanese, who
>didn't want one of their branches selling an
>MSX -- in
Vladimir Malaquias wrote:
> Just a correction: the law does not had the name of
> "lei de informatica" or informatics law it was called
> "Lei de reserva de mercado" or, in english "Market reservation law"
Right. I apologize for my mistake;
I'm not any good with Law. As a matter
of fact, I think
ut he did two good things, and
> one was revoking the old Informatics Law, and
> another was paving the way for better cars. No
> pun intended.
Just a correction: the law does not had the name of
"lei de informatica" or informatics law it was called
"Lei de reserva de mercado" or, in english "M
On Wed, 7 Feb 2001, Manuel Bilderbeek wrote:
> > restrictive law: "Lei de Informatica". I have cursed it many times... =3D)
> What does this law say?
There is a good page in english about this law, you can see it
in this address:
http://www.lsi.usp.br/~jecel/reserve.html
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Manuel Bilderbeek wrote:
> > Basicly, that one couldn't import a computer.
> > Actually, it was more detailed than that, but
> > it made extremely difficult for a "normal"
> > person like us to legally import and own any
> > computer.
> Is it still valid?
Thankfully, not. Ironically, the new law
> > What does this law say?
>
> Basicly, that one couldn't import a computer.
> Actually, it was more detailed than that, but
> it made extremely difficult for a "normal"
> person like us to legally import and own any
> computer.
Is it still valid?
Grtjs, Manuel
PS: MSX 4 EVER! (Questions? Se
Manuel Bilderbeek wrote:
> > ones developed by Sony, Philips, Sanyo, etc., 'cause of a very bad,
> > restrictive law: "Lei de Informatica". I have cursed it many times... =3D)
> What does this law say?
Basicly, that one couldn't import a computer.
Actually, it was more detailed than that, but
it
> everything in one piece: keyboard, cartdrige slots, etc., like the
> Philips NMS-8280 and the Panasonic WSX.=20
Um, NMS-8220 you mean? :)
> ones developed by Sony, Philips, Sanyo, etc., 'cause of a very bad,
> restrictive law: "Lei de Informatica". I have cursed it many times... =3D)
What does
Em ter, 06 fev 2001, Ivan Latorre escreveu:
> I was wondering if MSX2 computers were sold in Brazil (I mean
> that if they were distributed to shops by big companies like Sony,
> Sanyo, Philips, ...). I´ve read that two companies (Gradiente and
> Expert) sold MSX1s. I also was wondering if other
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