My MSX Computer...Does it Still Work?

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The Yamaha CX5M was one of a few MSX compatible computers to be sold in North America. This strange oddball machine came with a bunch of music and sound capabilities. I am grateful to now have this in the collection. I have not tested this computer...does it still work?

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