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This is a SHARP MZ-721 vintage computer associated with the SHARP MZ-700 series. A cassette tape is included, making it an interesting item for retro computing enthusiasts and vintage computer collectors.
■ Item Specifications
Brand: SHARP
Model: MZ-721
Computer Series: MZ-700
Type: Vintage Personal Computer
Included Media: Cassette tape
■ Included Items
SHARP MZ-721 unit
Cassette tape
Only the items shown in the photos are included.
■ Condition
Pre-owned condition.
There are no noticeable scratches or dirt. The item is in good cosmetic condition.
The operating condition has not been confirmed. Please check all photos carefully to verify the item's condition and included accessories.
■ Features
- SHARP MZ-721 vintage computer
- Associated with the SHARP MZ-700 series
- Cassette tape included
- Classic Japanese retro computing equipment
- Suitable for vintage computer collectors and retro technology enthusiasts
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Shipping
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