Talk:Bit Corporation

Bit-79

There seems to be a third microcomputer by Bit Corporation called Bit 79. Pictures of the Bit-79 are here. Another example can be found here. I also found an Unboxing here. The bit 79 was probably published in 1989. Further reliable data are still missing at the moment. --Bodhi-Baum (talk) 00:17, 16 February 2020 (UTC)

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I am confused

So this article seemed sceptical to me,I compared the current revision and the 2nd latest revision...they were quite different,especialy the part that it was made by a seemingly indian youtuber when this corparation was actually a tiawanese game developer and console manufacturer,please tell where you got this from,because the 2 revision were quite different and most of the article is diferent from the beginning of the article Simulator-master (talk) 04:09, 30 January 2021 (UTC)