This is my second X68000 computer. Even though I love my, I did want a model that had the 5.25 drives since 99% of software produced was for that media format. I currently don’t have a Windows system with a 5.25 drive so I am pretty much limited to official software for the Expert though. So I alternate between both models as needed. My Expert is the grey model which is a bit less common than the black one (albeit a little less good looking as well). It is in good shape, with some yellowing and a few scratches.

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Most importantly, it is fully functional and it has 2 Mb RAM (required to play some games). Besides the disk drives, the other main differences between the Expert and the XVI are the HD interface (SASI instead of SCSI), only one speed (10MHz) and a few ICs. All other peripherals are the same (keyboard, mouse, etc). It is funny though to see how different these models are size wise (even though they were only 3 years apart).

The compact is almost half the size of the Expert!

The Sharp X68000 is a 16/32-bit manufactured by and co-developed. It was revealed in October 1986 and released in February 1987 in. It was the successor to the 8-bit and computers. At launch, the X68000 was initially sold at an expensive price of ¥369,000 (roughly $3000 in 1987 dollars, equivalent to around $6000 in 2012 dollars).

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Based on arcade architecture, the X68000 was the first home system to offer quality graphics, which was almost unheard of at the time. Like arcade machines, much of the X68000's advanced graphical capabilities came from the use of custom GPU graphics processors, which were improved with later hardware revisions. As a result, it had a large number of arcade-perfect conversions and even served as the development machine for 's CPS system over the next several years since it released.

The X68000 remained the most powerful home gaming system up until the release of the arcade-based console in 1990. Its main 16-bit rivals in the computer market were the, launched in 1982, and the, launched in 1989.

The PC-98 would remain the computer market leader in Japan up until the mid-1980s, while the X68000 and FM Towns fought for second place, up until the arrival of Windows 95 on the slowly began dominating over local Japanese competition around the late 1990s. Operating System The X68K runs an operating system called Human68k, which was developed jointly by and. Human68k operates similarly to MS-DOS. Executable files end in an extension of '.X'. At least three major versions of the operating system were released, with a number of minor releases between. The X68000 was one of the first computers to feature soft-on power, where the main power supply was always on and the front-mounted power switch would only signal the machine to shut down, giving software time to save, shutdown and usually fade out the sound and the screen. This was a precursor to most modern operating systems.

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Graphical Shell Early models included a graphical shell called VS ('Visual Shell'). This was later replaced by Sx-window, which had a look and feel similar to NeXT. Sx-window was too slow to be used for games, and very little video game software was developed for it. Hardware Specifications The Sharp X68000 had similar hardware specs as the average cabinet hardware of the late 80's, as well as arcade machines into the early 90's. Like arcade machines (as well as the later arcade/console system), much of the X68000's advanced graphical capabilities came from the use of custom GPU graphics processors, which were improved with later hardware revisions.

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Because of this, it featured a large number of games that were perfectly ported from the arcades to the X68000, making it the most powerful home gaming system of the 1980s.