I actually emailed Eizo Japan and although they didn't have any drivers, they wrote that the Eizo series of video card were only sold in Europe in the late 80's and early 90's. Just by judging from the video in my first post, I think the ROMs are both BIOS and XLAT, as he had no trouble emulating. …

Could be entirely possible Eizo just used their logo on them but the manufacturer was someone else. Only documentation I have is from this catalogue from 1991 where there were several models of Eizo's card sold. If you have watched Adrian's Basement on Youtube, he tinkers around with the MD-B12 …

Thanks for the reply! Seems like a kind of similar card, used mostly for CAD and similar. Never heard of the Ochid Prodesigner, but seems to be very similar. I'll try them as well. However, the drivers I'm looking for are Eizo's proprietary ones. Really hope someone here has the original drivers and …

Hi all! During last winter I acquired a really cool card, an EIZO MD-B10 (Tseng ET3000AX-based). However the cool thing about the card is its ability to emulate CGA, EGA, Hercules etc. I have been able to source the high-resolution VGA drivers, which are avalible on archive.org, however I have not …

I think they kind of capture the "craze" about specialised IT-related furniture that was quite common in the 90's In old IKEA catalogues from late 80's and 90's there are numerous designs attributed to computers but also Commodore 64 and Amiga! Don't see that too often today. 😀

Hi! Did anyone on here use any of the "computer desks" from Agio Designs , that were sold during the 1990's? I was reading old MacWorld Magazines and a staple advertisement is for the computer desks from Agio. Fell in love directly and would love to have one, but in Europe I have not been able to …