Sakhr AX-370 Computer (An archaeological masterpiece) This device shown in the picture is the famous Sakhr AX-370 computer, produced by Al-Alamia Company in cooperation with Japan's Sanyo in the late eighties (around 1988). This model is considered one of the advanced and highly sought-after devices among collectors of old items because it is based on the MSX2 standard and has a built-in Floppy Disk Drive. Sakhr AX-370 Technical Specifications: • Main Processor: Zilog Z80A running at 3.58 MHz. • RAM: Upgraded in this version for the Arab world to 128 KB (compared to the original Japanese version, Sanyo WAVY PHC-70FD, which came with only 64 KB). • VRAM: Comes with 128 KB of VRAM with the advanced Yamaha V9958 graphics processor (which supports horizontal scrolling and SCREEN 10 to 12 modes). • Operating System and BIOS: Runs on MSX2 with Al-Alamia's famous firmware (version 2.03) in both Arabic and English. Storage Media: • Two cartridge slots for game cartridges. • Built-in 3.5-inch Floppy Disk Drive with a capacity of 720 KB. Built-in Software (Firmware): Includes a menu with (Sakhr BASIC for programming education, Arabic and English word processor, drawing program, and calendar). Keyboard: Full bilingual keyboard (Arabic/English) with QWERTY layout. The device is stored in its box with the monitor. Sold, may God bless the buyer. Sold, may God bless the buyer. Sold, may God bless the buyer. Sold, may God bless the buyer. Sold, may God bless the buyer.